资本主义能给你带来自由吗？
很抱歉，没有中文字幕，仅献给懂英文的朋友。
我看了之后，我觉得反共自媒体又要狂骂这是左派影片啦，哈哈。
不过说的还算有道理，我觉得值得大家深思。
我看了之后，我觉得反共自媒体又要狂骂这是左派影片啦，哈哈。
不过说的还算有道理，我觉得值得大家深思。
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1. positive freedom is entitlement.
2. negative freedom is the Liberty in the natural right sense.
3. "I have the right to walk around without the threat of being shot" bans guns
"I have the right to walk around without the threat of being stabbed" bans knives
"I have the right to walk around without the threat of being crashed" bans cars
Liberty is antithesis of safety, but not justice. The killer will be trialed.
Thomas Jefferson: "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
4. "I am entitled to operate in the economy without coercion by powerful group"
cronyism is not capitalism, it is because of government
rules and regulations and subsidies and loopholes - caused by government.
5. the healthcare problem - still government caused
FDA regulations, Licensures, regulations on operations, regulations on insurances, regulation on imports
6. businesses destroyed because of GOVERNMENT lockdowns.
7. bailouts - conducted by government- shouldn't exist.
8. "capitalizing on the suffering of others" - price gouging is good, increased prices allocates the scare resources to people who need them the most, sends signal to producer to produce more.
9. competition between employer sets the optimum wage.
10. competition between producers decrease prices and induces innovation. Making profit is what produces more goods and increases the quality of said goods.
11. Rising housing prices - zoning laws, rent control, regulations on levels - caused by
government
12. jobs - voluntary contracts. (government: minimum wage laws, unions, taxes)
13. Hoarding: the rich invests in companies, stocks, factories(capital), reinvesting and expanding their own business, Liquidity for emergency operations(such as diverting production in the event of an pandemic, though most of the time they use their assets in the other areas to just borrow money from the bank)
15. monopolies - always with government help.
16. "Living one's life independent from corporations", positive right, entitlement
" Living one's life independently without intrusion from corporations", negative right, natural right
other entitlements: healthcare, education, food, shelter
Basically, a person is worth nothing and entitled to nothing when he's born. And if he does nothing, he will remain nothing, and capitalism provides him with the maximum amount of opportunity he can find to become something
2. negative freedom is the Liberty in the natural right sense.
3. "I have the right to walk around without the threat of being shot" bans guns
"I have the right to walk around without the threat of being stabbed" bans knives
"I have the right to walk around without the threat of being crashed" bans cars
Liberty is antithesis of safety, but not justice. The killer will be trialed.
Thomas Jefferson: "They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
4. "I am entitled to operate in the economy without coercion by powerful group"
cronyism is not capitalism, it is because of government
rules and regulations and subsidies and loopholes - caused by government.
5. the healthcare problem - still government caused
FDA regulations, Licensures, regulations on operations, regulations on insurances, regulation on imports
6. businesses destroyed because of GOVERNMENT lockdowns.
7. bailouts - conducted by government- shouldn't exist.
8. "capitalizing on the suffering of others" - price gouging is good, increased prices allocates the scare resources to people who need them the most, sends signal to producer to produce more.
9. competition between employer sets the optimum wage.
10. competition between producers decrease prices and induces innovation. Making profit is what produces more goods and increases the quality of said goods.
11. Rising housing prices - zoning laws, rent control, regulations on levels - caused by
government
12. jobs - voluntary contracts. (government: minimum wage laws, unions, taxes)
13. Hoarding: the rich invests in companies, stocks, factories(capital), reinvesting and expanding their own business, Liquidity for emergency operations(such as diverting production in the event of an pandemic, though most of the time they use their assets in the other areas to just borrow money from the bank)
15. monopolies - always with government help.
16. "Living one's life independent from corporations", positive right, entitlement
" Living one's life independently without intrusion from corporations", negative right, natural right
other entitlements: healthcare, education, food, shelter
Basically, a person is worth nothing and entitled to nothing when he's born. And if he does nothing, he will remain nothing, and capitalism provides him with the maximum amount of opportunity he can find to become something
