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Excuse you?

• Dracophoenix 4y ago
  Your statement is a rephrasing of the old Marxist slogan "[F]rom each according to his ability, to each according to his needs". How is that not enslavement to others merely for being more able?
  • guerrilla 4y ago
    The burden of proof is on you since you're the one making the nonsensical claim. How is helping people in any way slavery? That sounds insane.
    • Dracophoenix 4y ago
      In your ideal world, can people refuse to "help" or would they be forced against their will? If it's the latter then that is slavery.
      • guerrilla 4y ago
        No, that's just something you must have hallucinated, because it's clearly not something I said. You're arguing with spooks. Turns out anarchists aren't really into states, let alone states forcing people to do anything. Maybe prejudice as a mode of inference isn't that valuable after all. Who knew. Don't you dare put "help" in scare quotes either. People are starving and they need help.
        • Dracophoenix 4y ago
          > No, that's just something you must have hallucinated, because it's clearly not something I said. You're arguing with spooks. Turns out anarchists aren't really into states, let alone states forcing people to do anything. Maybe prejudice as a mode of inference isn't that valuable after all. Who knew. I concede that I've likely taken your statement the wrong way. > Don't you dare put "help" in scare quotes either. People are starving and they need help. Which people are starving? Where? How did they get into that position? Whenever I hear the word "help", it's for some pet project that is at best a bandaid and ,at worst, a con under the guise of a charitable act.