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The principles emphasize process over outcome. So it's not that they want people to lose their homes, but if things happen the 'right' way and that's the outco
by kaonashi 13y ago
The principles emphasize process over outcome. So it's not that they want people to lose their homes, but if things happen the 'right' way and that's the outcome, so be it.
- mistermann 13y agoActually, they don't emphasize process, they emphasize who does it, and what is done. Objectivism prefers the government not to handle most anything, but would never advocate people losing their property over a minor tax bill - that is theft, a very big no-no in Objectivism.
- kaonashi 13y ago> they emphasize who does it, and what is done Yea, that's what process usually entails. I don't see outcome in that list.
- mistermann 13y ago> I don't see outcome in that list. Well, property is sacred in Objectivism and "stealing" is a deadly sin. I'll leave it up to you to decide whether taking someone's home over a tiny unpaid tax bill would be considered stealing. (Hint: it is.)
- kaonashi 13y ago…and thus the internal contradictions inherent in Objectivism are laid bare.