Dazdraperma

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   by Dazdraperma 5y ago

   > When free to do anything: you do the thing you love The thing is, what you love is not what others need. Do you love tinkering with my sewage system? Clean my house? Wash my toilet?
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   by Dazdraperma 5y ago

   > Corporations literally buy laws via lobbyists. Both elected and unelected officials are so corrupted that they take money from the corporations to choke the competition on the free market. To fix this issue, let's give them even m
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   by Dazdraperma 5y ago

   > To me the ideal economy has multiple choices for regulations so that there is regulatory competition. That's called free market. And voluntary certification (by independent standards committees) for the "regulatory part"
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   by Dazdraperma 5y ago

   > Money creation is surely and simply to keep up with the volume of goods and services in the economy? If we didn't create money we'd have deflation (prices would drop year on year). Then why the guy from the FBI showed up the
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   by Dazdraperma 5y ago

   Wrong. It's not a football match. There's no upper limit. If some needs are fulfilled, new ones (that used to be unimportant) appear. No enough cars for everyone, you produce cars. If the demand is fulfilled, you produce personal