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It’s very enforceable. It’s just that it really, really sucks to live in a society that implements that enforcement.
by maehwasu 7y ago
It’s very enforceable. It’s just that it really, really sucks to live in a society that implements that enforcement.
- mikelyons 7y agoI don't believe you, can you give some examples?
- maehwasu 7y agoKhmer Rouge killing lots of intellectuals is one classic example, although most socialist revolutions had their own variants. I suppose you can do a No True Scotsman and say that those weren’t truly enforcing equality of outcome since there were people at the top of that society doing the enforcing, but most would find that argument pretty strained.
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