Property is just an opinion, programmed into certain number of human
brains. It's soft, and can be modified or erased. There is no brain area
dedicated for private property (witness human societies without it.)
Using this ephemeral phenomenon to understand underlying dynamics is
unproductive. O
On Wednesday, March 27, 2019 10:05:16 PM CET, Morlock Elloi wrote:
EU is really another attempt at communism.
Go home grandpa, you're drunk.
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On 27.03.19 22:05, Morlock Elloi wrote:
> EU is really another attempt at communism.
As I just wrote in another post, I think the US (and the UK and the EU)
far facing a similar structural crisis as the USSR faced in the 1970s.
Whether these countries turns out to be like the USSR, depends on t
How is the EU seizing control of the means of production? How is the EU
delegitimising the ownership of private property by private citizens? When
last I checked, it was still possible to establish for-profit businesses in the
EU, and it was still possible for individual EU citizens to purchase g
The arguments and narratives on EU don't really make much sense. Not
that deeply entrenched sides do not have self-coherent dogmas, they do.
But it all just doesn't make sense. There is a total disconnect between
them and between them and reality, it seems. Immigration, sovereignty,
neoliberali
