In that you believe all humans act the same way.
Lie. Prove it. In context. Thanks. This is all you've got. Quite honestly, do you act dumb because you find it amusing, or do you do it because you think I find it annoying.. and that also pleases you?
and nobody gets to disagree with your values, yeah.
Again more lies.
I defended you against the BS cointelpro accusation.
You use force against anybody who disagrees with your NAP.
You didn't defend me from anything... because my position wasn't attacked. Fallacies kill the argument. Don't you realise that? All the idiotic and side stepping crap that was through, all missed. It didn't even address anything of substance.. btw, I wouldn't call that a "defense".
Again. Liar. You can disagree with the nap... it's just that when you violate natural law... when I have a right property.. I also have a right to protect it. I am ethically and morally justified in defending it. Doesn't matter what you think.. it's what you do. ACTION fool. You can "disagree" with it... but it's when you VIOLATE it... that you get PDA in your face.
Sorry that you can't violate people and property like you want to... libertinism fails.
Having a youtube channel is what you've done? Enough said.
This is what I mean. Forever the douchebag.
Video Views: 731,254
How many you think were introduced to Ron Paul, or converted, found out more about him because of me? Hmm? Let's compare to what you've done.... OH wait... yeah, not seeing anything. OH yeah,
you ignored it. Nuff' said.
Because one can be observed and tested, social science doesn't pass that test as far as I know.
You don't know much do you? Both can be observed. Economics, as a social science - what is the correct epistemology? Have you got it yet? Hmm? Why
Calling something SCIENCE doesn't make it so,
By the same coin, calling it "natural law" and "natural rights" doesn't make it natural, just like calling it "Federal Reserve" and "Federal Express" doesn't make it so either. [/QUOTE]
Define science then. Define natural law. Define natural rights. Define praxeology! Again, you've done your absolute best (which is pretty shameful tbh) to avoid answering the question.
I don't agree with Keynesian, don't ask me to defend it.
Ohhh so you don't agree with empiricism / positivism / scientific method?

What do you think is the correct epistemology in economics then? HMM?
THAT MUCH I SINCERELY APOLOGIZE, FOR THAT, WHY DID YOU ASK ME IF I BELIEVE IN SOCIAL SCIENCE WHEN YOU KNOW IT'S NOT ALL THE SAME?
I didn't ask you if you believed in SOCIAL SCIENCE you fcken IDIOT! I asked what you believed was the
CORRECT epistemology for it! There are schools of thought, that are in the social sciences (economics for eg.) that have the WRONG EPISTEMOLOGY AND THEY ARE FCKING THE WORLD UP.
YOU believe in NATURAL LAW in the NATURAL SCIENCES. We have established that... yes? Newton's laws etc.
So I am asking.. why not natural law in the SOCIAL SCIENCES?! And there is a science to it. But it needs a different epistemology.. now answer the questions.
So what's the alternative to using empiricism? A priori? You kidding me?
There are other alternatives, but they are also wrong. A priori is the correct one. And..... why would you think I am kidding? Name your objections...

The only school of thought that saw this whole economic crisis coming... as early as 2002 - uses apriori.
Basically every single uni course out there... every single economist, every single lecturer, every single businessman, politican, who fricken ever - had no idea it was coming.. bar the Austrian Economists... and Peter Schiff.
How the fck do you reconcile that, Ron Paul and everything else and think it is a joke / wrong?
Are you sane?
And what makes your views better? it passes SM? Or it's been tested? Or it's proven to work 300 years ago?
Logic. And deductive reasoning using praxeology. Having the correct epistemology for starters. See: Ron Paul.
Ron Paul said:
When one argues for the free market on utilitarian grounds, one starts with particular actions by the individual. In starting with a natural rights argument the “a priori”becomes “the gift of life and liberty” as natural or God-given.
Optatron, why is Ron Paul wrong? ....
I'LL ANSWER YOU NOW, I believe natural science because it can be tested and observed, social sciences cannot in the same manner. You even just admitted yourself you can't lump all SS into one pile.
Nope, I didn't. You misunderstood, or you know and are acting a fool. Tbh, I thought the latter, but now I'm beginning to think it's not deliberate... lol, you really are lost.
"Stop equating the whole social science into one school of thought. That is retarded,"
If that's what you believe, why don't you just ask what it is you believe, or what I believe rather than the wide range of "SS" as if they're all the same and you must believe "All or nothing"?
You were painting every school of thought within the social sciences, with ONE brush. Which is idiotic, fallacious and WRONG. Basically the entire corpus of social sciences these days and in the past, are attempting to apply the scientific method to their branch. But when humans are dealt with, praxeology must be used. The science of HUMAN ACTION.
As opposed to artificial justice?
As opposed to no justice at all.
I don't believe in right to work, or right to privacy, or free speech, I only exercise what I can get away with.
Oh so you are LEARNING? Or was this..
You have no RIGHT to privacy
.. All a game to you? You got schooled didn't you.

(Or will you take back what you just said - and say you believe in rights?
No I don't I don't have a right just because YOU SAY I DO.
I know you think and believe you have better justification than just your belief, I'm not convinced yet.
Of COURSE you don't have a
right to just because I SAY so... You have a right to it, because you OWN your BODY. It is your property... your free will is inalienable.. you cannot get rid of it.. even if you want too! Philosophy of self ownership...
Why is Ron Paul wrong? Hmmm?
I PREFER to have property and privacy doesn't mean I have a right to either, both are equally exercisable and deniable. (or else we'd not have this discussion).
Thanks for conceding... AGAIN
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=19712
I never said you don't believe in rights.
I said I DON'T believe in rights.
I don't believe positive and negative rights are any reasonable distinction, they're just what societies have decided is affordable to entitle and protect some, while leaving the rest to "personal responsibility".
LIAR.
after knowing that you don't believe in rights, I found I hate to reword my beliefs to your usage and understanding. Just because I defended the concept of justifying protection of certain rights doesn't mean I believe in them, just that I UNDERSTAND WHY.
You don't have a "right to life" just because people choose not to shoot you. They can shoot you anytime they feel like it, no matter what you believe.
Just because you're fortunate enough to be spared your life doesn't mean you get to say you have "right to life" as if every person owes you the right to live, MR VALUE IS SUBJECTIVE.
You have a
right to property. Which, your
life is. Inextricably. Self ownership. You have an inalienable right.
Sure, they can shoot me any time.. and they forfeit their rights to the extent that they violated them.
The Subjective Theory of Value
Ron Paul said:
The study of Austrian economics has helped me in many ways to understand what happens in our economy, and the excuses of the establishment economists as to why we’re not achieving the paradise that politicians promised if only their legislation were passed.
Ron Paul said:
Of all the important contributions of the Austrian School, the subjective theory of value has proven most helpful to me in understanding why things aren’t as the interventionists say they ought to be. According to the soothsayers, there’s always an easy excuse. In Russia, it’s always the weather. In the interventionist United States, it’s “timing,” “the technicians,” “the residuals of capitalism,’’ “tax policy,” “too little spending,” “assistance to the wrong special interest,” etc. The excuses are endless.
Ron Paul said:
There are some who have heard of the subjective theory of value but are hesitant to accept it because they prefer “objectivity” to “subjectivity.” Yet if consumers subjectively set prices and values by affecting supply and demand (and thus sales), this is an important objective finding. Just because we can measure monetary aggregates, or hours spent producing a product, we decide these objective facts can be used to determine value. Yet it is really not the way prices are determined, so these facts are not objectively useful for this purpose. Those who would use these “objective” facts for calculating future “price levels” are quick to reject the objectivity of certain economic laws that are glaringly apparent, e.g., government planning leads to chaos; printing money creates no new wealth; fiat money cannot replace commodity money without force and fraud, etc.
Why is Ron Paul wrong optatron?