Joe Kelley
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What Would You Do?
by Adam Young
George W. Bush, sadly and frighteningly, is indeed the most powerful man on Earth, made so by the inhumanity of the U.S. military machine, able to rain death down from the skies on thousands, and potentially billions. And this is not mere hyperbole.
And this is not mere hyperbole.
“every individual will attempt to secure his own requirements as completely as possible to the exclusion of others.” Carl Menger (1840 -1921)
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When the choice came, Bush chose to use his power to further the cause of Evil and further the enslavement of the human race under despotism and war, and looting present and future generations to fund his cronies. When presented with a crisis, Bush didn’t hesitate to tip his power onto the evil side of the moral scale, promoting and extending a fearsome regime of perpetual war, militarism, empire, torture, fear mongering, a burgeoning police-state, and crony capitalism.
Crony capitalism
What would you do?
http://tmh.floonet.net/pdf/jwarren.pdf
"Responsibility must be Individual, or there is no responsibility at all." Josiah Warren (1852)
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But why is Superman relevant to today’s world and to you and me? The key to the answer is that in fiction, as Ludwig von Mises pointed out in his criticism of detective stories, the reader is encouraged to imagine or identify themselves as the heroes of the story. Who hasn’t wondered what they would do if they had all the powers of Superman?
A story:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0945466234/sr=8-1/qid=1151519021/ref=sr_1_1/104-1917703-7075903?ie=UTF8
Egalitarianism as a Revolt Against Nature and Other Essays (Paperback)
by Murray Newton Rothbard "Probably the most common question that has been hurled at me-in some exasperation-over the years is: "Why don't you stick to economics?..."
Part of the economic story:
“It should be remembered by radicals that, if they wanted to, all workers could refuse to work for wages and instead form their own producers’ cooperatives and wait for years for their pay until the products are sold to the consumers; the fact that they do not do so, shows the enormous advantage of the capital investment, wage-paying system as a means of allowing workers to earn money far in advance of the sale of their products. Far from being exploitation of the workers, capital investment and the interest-profit system is an enormous boon to them and to all of society."
Egalitarianism As a Revolt Against Nature and other Essays
Murray Rothbard
An interpretation of that story:
http://www.power-independence.com/view_topic.php?id=99&forum_id=1
Interpretation:
It should be indoctrinated into a false belief embraced by would be anarchists, if this can be accomplished through fraud, all people who produce more than they consume, could refuse to work for wages and instead form their own producers’ cooperatives, and utilize their own currency by entering into voluntary contracts, and immediately begin to accelerate their power to produce with voluntary access to the division of labor, thereby increasing the purchasing power of their mutual currency as greater supplies of wealth are produced, that they can do so at will now, however; if they embrace my falsehood, enforced by my profession, and my Corporate Nation State that I finance, that these hindrances against the free market, will remove their ability to conduct their equitable commerce, by taking away their power to voluntarily associate, and cause them to wait for an agreeable means to an agreeable end, as my fraud confounds their ability to see and act clearly, meanwhile the fruits of their labor is stolen trough the fraud of usury.
The fact that they, the scumbag no nothing ignorant and apathetic workers, do not command their own power of agreement with their own scripted and accurate currency shows my enormous advantage of fraud and coercion over them because I am so much smarter and better equipped, while setting aside an notion of right and wrong, rejecting an moral consideration as to the nature of lies, coercion, and naked aggression, and incorporating falsehood into a State of being that cripples less capable moral people into submission.
My Interest/Profit System is supreme and no logic, no facts, and no reason can stand in the way of my enforced and fraudulent capital investment wage paying system.
The Corporate Nation State will reign forever because I believe in it with all my heart and soul.
I'll send the challenge to the Superman question.
In simple terms:
Is it right or wrong to abuse the power of falsehood?
More complex:
is it right or wrong to cause the scarcity of economic power in order to profit from that power?
Perhaps Lex Luthor could answer the question if Lex wanted to answer the question.
Then again the mind cannot understand that which the mind excludes.
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