eleganz
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Luckily as a "anarcho-capitalist" I'm sure that he supports his own banning
lmao, aren't you embarrassed?
Luckily as a "anarcho-capitalist" I'm sure that he supports his own banning
lmao, aren't you embarrassed?
Keep clinging to that principle until they come and march you to the gulags.
I don't see having basic principles as something requiring will power like a diet to stick to. This an easy. Property rights and markets work. If there is a demand for tolerant social media platforms, it will be filled.
I don't see having basic principles as something requiring will power like a diet to stick to. This an easy. Property rights and markets work. If there is a demand for tolerant social media platforms, it will be filled.
Let the government do what it wants, if there is a market for non-totalitarian governments it will be filled.
Molyneux is an obnoxious SOB but even he shouldn't be banned from YT.
This, the man is annoying and wrong most of the time but this is no reason to ban the man. Debate him, counter his videos with your videos but do not ban him. This ban is now everywhere, real people are being canceled, vloggers are taken off video platforms, twitter accounts being shadow and outright banned and people in political forums are being banned/censored for no good reason. This nonsense has to stop at some point.
If you don't believe in markets what would your connection to Ron Paul be? This is about the most basic and most important liberty concept.
You are comparing starting a new government which requires violence to starting a social media company which requires skills. There are millions of businesses. If there is a need, entrepreneurs fill that need. They have a thing called a profit motive. Works quite well.
. Do you believe that an old woman should be refused the opportunity to purchase heating oil because she tweeted something that offended a three people?
Technocrats are censoring anyone who provides rational arguments against the usurping of power.
I don't think there's a libertarian solution to this. Or if there is, it's so far off and unfeasible there might as well not be.
The future belongs to hierarchical megacorps. The only question is who they serve.
Youtube loses like a billion dollars per year. How do you compete with a company that can afford to do that?
Mind you people seem to think their are no barriers to entry for competitors to put in new roads that service your house.
Molyneuxs Utopia included $10k rewards for reporting neighbours with unregistered firearms.
When it dawned on him that liberty inevitably meant race mixing he went full fash.
Still a very bad sign that he was banned tho.
Competitors already exist. They don't have to be built. They only have to be used. People with a big enough audience need to move their. And the audience needs to adjust. Hell, look at this place. THE ONLY VIDEOS YOU CAN POST INLINE AT RONPAULFORUMS.COM ARE YOUTUBE VIDEOS! We complain, complain, complain, and can't even do the software fix to offer competition to YouTube here. We're our own "barrier to entry."
Source?