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You might as well conclude that freedom is unnecessary because that is the implication.
by dmfdmf 11y ago
You might as well conclude that freedom is unnecessary because that is the implication.
- carsongross 11y agoYou have to read the article, the title is a joke (in the literal sense.)
- Albright 11y agoI'd like to, but the link just sends me to Forbes' paywall. =/
- carsongross 11y agoI believe you just have to wait it out, you should get redirected after a few seconds. No?
- api 11y agoFreedom is unnecessary for Capitalism. Look at China.
- ashark 11y agoI believe you'll find that many who would consider freedom to (more or less) equal capitalism have settled on definitions of all relevant terms that cause "freedom = capitalism" (for their definitions of both terms) to be a tautology. "Freedom", "capitalism", "coercion" and others will have been stretched in some places and narrowed in others, nuance and odd corners trimmed off until it all fits together, nice and neat, pleasing to the eye in its simplicity and certainty.