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Concepts
to Ponder
Do Governments work?
We say they don't. All governments are a coercive
monopoly. Because they cannot have the profit and loss
feedback that one gets from free enterprise and because governments
must get their money by force, governments nature is anti
freedom. Governments work against the reason most governments
exist, protecting the rights and freedom of individuals.
Why is it that all products and
services are better produced with the free enterprise system, where
there is competition and freedom of choice and pleasing of
customers? But when it comes to the service of protection we
jump to a government, a system where force is used is in place of
free enterprise, where there can be no competition and no feedback
of profit and loss for the services rendered. .
Mostly people take care of
what they own. If everything is owned, (government owned
doesn't count) everything would be taken care of.
You need no more law that
this: No man or group of men may attempt to deprive a man of a
value by the initiation of physical force, the threat of force, or
any substitute for force (such as fraud).
Prisons are immoral and
unnecessary.
If a man makes a 100 choices in
a day and he chooses without interference, he will choose what he
thinks is best for him. Since man isn't perfect, all his
choices will not be correct. Good choices add to man's life
and bad choices take away from mans life. The instinct to
survive motivates man to make the best choices. Therefore man
is driven to be basically good, but will never reach
perfection.
If you want more of something,
you subsidizes it. If you want less of something, you tax
it.
Governments must get their
money to by using overwhelming force. Producers get their
money by pleasing customers.
Quality and Price are the 2
decisions in every purchase. Quality being everything about
the item and the price is everything you must give up to get the
item.
Could government enforcement
agencies cause more crime that they prevent?
Producerism.org Wayne Fazio mailto:wfazio@columbus.rr.com
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