dimpy.handa
Dimpy Handa
We know a priori that if a successful completion of an exchange relies on force or the threat of force, that exchange is neither voluntary, nor is it viewed as beneficial by at least one of the participants in that exchange. If it were viewed as beneficial by all parties involved, then coersion would not be resorted to as a prerequisite to the completion of the exchange.
Any non-capitalist approach to the problem of scarcity invariably insists on the use of force to achieve it's end. Any anti-capitalist sentiment is in essence a violent sentiment. To oppose Capitalism is to oppose mutually beneficial, peaceful and voluntary cooperation. To oppose Capitalism is immoral. To oppose Capitalism is the epitome of evil.
Any non-capitalist approach to the problem of scarcity invariably insists on the use of force to achieve it's end. Any anti-capitalist sentiment is in essence a violent sentiment. To oppose Capitalism is to oppose mutually beneficial, peaceful and voluntary cooperation. To oppose Capitalism is immoral. To oppose Capitalism is the epitome of evil.