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1) Sure, eventually. 2) Sure, eventually. 3) Sure because you are so averse to being taxed that you will deliberately destroy your own potential to get to work
by deathcakes 11y ago
1) Sure, eventually.
2) Sure, eventually.
3) Sure because you are so averse to being taxed that you will deliberately destroy your own potential to get to work rather than acknowledge the idea that this could be a shared problem solveable by shared funds.
4) Sure, eventually.
So your argument is that this is really bad at the moment, but over an unspecified amount of time, 'the market' will sort it out. No worries. No need to think about things. No need to consider things. Just the market. Isn't the market great.
- restalis 11y agoI think he was putting it more as a natural state of things. It's not "really bad", it's how things are ought to be. Yes, think about things, consider things for your life, plan out, et cetera. He does that and he is content (although I'm not sure how much he's actually considering in his daily thought sessions, as I've encountered more ignorant content people than thoughtful content ones).