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>Your statement is completely ridiculous. Criticism of loose capitalism isn't automatically ridiculous. >There's no requirement to "work" or provide benefit t
by andrepd 7y ago
>Your statement is completely ridiculous.
Criticism of loose capitalism isn't automatically ridiculous.
>There's no requirement to "work" or provide benefit to society before you can sell something.
Well, obviously some people think that that is a problem with our current system of wealth distribution :)
- manigandham 7y agoI fail to see the criticism here, and yes it's ridiculous to say someone can't sell something they own without a subjective moral evaluation on how they benefited society first. Some people believe ridiculous things. Doesn't make it any less true, and I've yet to hear of any magic utopia system that's any better than capitalism in reality.
- andrepd 7y agoI don't get what you're saying. That any possible alternative system of allocating DNS domains rather than "auction to the highest bidder" is necessarily a "magic utopia"? Sounds rather bizarre to me, personally.
- manigandham 7y agoYou said "Criticism of loose capitalism" and "current system of wealth distribution", and nothing about the domain auction process.