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February 23, 2018

HB 1056 “Innkeeper’s Taxes” | P J Klosinski

By P J Klosinski The problem with any law which adds a tax on anyone, any service, property or anything else is at the core the […]

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Lance Lehmann unseats Amanda Scott in runoff election

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Lance Lehmann has unseated three-term Rapid City Councilwoman Amanda Scott.

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Are we all just going to ignore that incredible necktie knot?

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Because of that, our cause is stifled, thanks.

I remember 30 years ago Libertarians would always say "The Party of Ultimate Personal Responsibility" When describing our party, Nowadays we just run around screaming "Taxation is Theft" at anyone willing (and not willing) to hear it and wondering why we haven't gain a single inch in the political spectrum of this country….

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No civilization on earth has ever not had taxes. Never will. Until libertarians drop their batshit economic ideas, theyll continue to poll at 1%

Taxation is extortion

why would you stop telling people the truth?

Matthew

Nathan Walters

Please just stop with the stupid catch phrases yall sound like posers haha

You're a pack of anarchists, nothing more.

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Some truth in both…Neither sounds as lovely as people coming together as a society to care for their sick, their children, their elderly and all other vulnerable populations..placing their highest priorities on our families and children, nature, our environment, libraries, parks, education…but that’s just me 🙂 Im not driven by money or competition, rather I’m driven by love…I’m certain there’s enough for everyone. When I find myself in competition or working for money, I am not nearly as satisfied as I am when Im working for love but that’s just me ❤️

I appreciate the PC use of "her", but I also scorn the assumption of the entrepreneurs gender

These things both exist, and Marx differentiated between the two, rather early on.

The top definition describes the archetypal capitalist figure.

The bottom definition describes what Marx called the "Petit bourgeois" who under revolutionary pretext had a choice: to side with the workers in pressing forward for ownership of the means of production and thus revolution, OR to be reactionary and side with the bourgeoisie who would likely use the small shop owner as a pawn.

..and then pay their employees a dismal salary that they can’t live off of.

Crony capitalism is just as real as real life capitalism. Its causing a mass failing in the middle class due to the creation of legislation that helps mega corps over entry into the market by startups. Essentially destroying competition before it starts. Hoarding of wealth via corporate oligarchy and lack of competition is one of the worst things to happen to the economy.

Real capitalism is cheaper alternatives. In contrast of the idea of constant growth the pursuit of middle of the supply and demand chart

Invest in acme anvil. ( and black parasols)

What’s wrong with the fat man? It’s his own choice to hoard his wealth..he’s paying those workers….the fat man is not a bad guy…#ImWithTheFatMan

Libertarian Party of Indiana , whoever you have working this Facebook page needs to grow a Libertarian mindset

That's a nice way to look at small cap capitalism. massive swaths of the economy are controlled by people born with silver spoons in their mouths who only end up at the top of massive corporations they didn't start because of networking based on birth. I'm an entrepreneur working crazy hours. I control my own capital. I'm doing okay. But I'm also not grinding my employees salaries down to make cap space in the profit and loss for an extra two million dollar bonus if I hit bottom line targets. The spike and CEO payments as compared to the bottom rung of the ladder salaries is what capitalism does. Also a government in a capitalist environment takes care of the capital before it takes care of the people. That's what capitalism is.

Both are true

Both are real.

You don’t know the difference between macro and micro economics

But also the top one

cartoon capitalism is a fat man.
real world capitalism is a hard working woman.

while I admitt women work way more in today's time then previous times, the man hasn't gone anywhere. we are still hard workers too.

Or both.

These both exist lol

So libertarians hate success?

With their daddy’s money

Alicia Slattery

Christine Homrich Olive

So they can become the fat old cigar chomping dude

What i can't stand are the idiots who don't like wealth and try to demonize what they want.

Also: libertarian analysis of power structures is incredibly short-sighted.

To understand the power structure of the state, but to outright deny the power structures inherent to capitalist economics is hilarious.

"UWU it's voluntary" but it really isn't because of that power structure.

Those who own the means of production carry more power than our own government via their possession and control of vital resources like food, water and housing. When the government controls those things you cry "Totalitarianism" but if one or two companies does the same thing it's considered a "competitive market", but the outcome is largely the same. I have to "voluntarily" trade my labor out, wholesale to the capitalist class who already has more resources acquired than I do (which is why your "Go start your own business" rhetoric is the equivalent of "If you don't like it, you can get out")

So the only people with the acquired and needed resources to hire me (for their profit) are those who have already accumulated more than the worker who certainly did a large amount of the work to turn those profits.

How would a free market solve that? Particularly if you don't level the playing field first?

What is proposed by libertarians and AnCaps is the equivalent of starting a game of monopoly but a few of the players have 90+% of the wealth and the other players are thought of as having the same chances of those running the board.

In short: You guys suck at analysis of power structures and historical distributions of power.

I'll be that fat man too someday, just not fat lol. I really hope.

I’m stealing. That so I can hammer smack the next person I see digging on fat cat capitalism.

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