All Free Thinkers are Exactly the Same
https://youtu.be/z-SQ3fuPyvM
@moffintosh
Premise of the video: Free thinkers should not reach the same conclusion or use the same phrases.
Why?
Why would it be a problem? When you see a math problem, and 10 people respond with the same number, does it mean, that they are copying anwsers from one another?
@LukeAlmighty The largest chunk of self-identified "free thinkers" are cookie cutter pseudo-libertarians who just repeat the diammetrical opposite of whatever the shitlibs are quacking.
Compulsive idealists whose worldview is mostly fundend upon bad things happening for so reason outside of bad people being bad for no motive at all.
Why would it be a problem? When you see a math problem, and 10 people respond with the same number, does it mean, that they are copying anwsers from one another?
I didn't become a commie because the ideology fell from the sky
@moffintosh @LukeAlmighty Did you at least look into other economic systems like Distributism, Georgism, Mutualism, or Market Socialism before jumping on the commie-bandwagon?
@LodedDiaper @moffintosh @LukeAlmighty I think a lot of intentional communities can be considered Distributist. As for Georgism, I think Singapore has a land-value tax, but they aren't full-on Georgist.
If i don't understand political logistics, it's easy to just see capitalism as individualism and communism as collectivist. It's hard to explain Georgism or Distributism using a simple ideologically shorthand. Distributism instead used the church as it's shorthand, if you didn't understand the system then you still support as a catholic. The thing is religion is slowly losing politic power, to secularism.
@moffintosh @LukeAlmighty
>Youtube link
I have to watch it later because I'm currently stuck using a Raspberry Pi with a busted audio jack. Though that video seems to be only on market socialism. What about Distributism or Georgism?
