So I'm getting into content creation, mostly philosophy-focused but I'm also interested in applying anarcho-objectivism to things like carnivore.
This is my first video where I cover the stupid Jubilee 1 vegan vs 20 meat-eaters debate. More to come. https://t.co/Dy7K5ePNSi
@xiuniqt@tetrarosie Depends on what you think "communist means," but all of those things are funded by violence (i.e. violating people's actual human rights) and therefore are evil.
@FlyoverRevolt Capitalism didn't do these things. These are all the result of intellectual property, an illegitimate idea to begin with and one with deeply evil consequences wherever it is enforced.
@NoQuarter4MAGA@Ancap_doggo Rand was rich at the time she received welfare. She also paid millions in taxes throughout her life. It's likely that she was only accepting the payments as a means to recoup her losses and because it was justified, not because she needed the money.
@AliceBright_@ProjectAncap People voluntarily exchanging goods and labor (capitalism) is not a coercive hierarchy just because some people may end up with more capital. It would only be coercive if NAP violations were happening.
@HamidBergamo@metabolic_print The reason I worded it as "to survive" is that there is an unsubstantiated myth that you will just fall over dead if you don't have carbs because "muh energy" and "muh blood sugar." We've known about gluconeogenesis for well over a century now.
@HamidBergamo@metabolic_print Humans generally do much better without carbs. There are cases of dementia patients going zero-carb and then reversing their dementia symptoms, something mainstream medicine says is impossible.
@imfat The solution is to just build more housing. When you investigate why more new housing isn't being built, you'll have an answer to why rent prices are so unreasonable.