Re: Distribution & Redistribution

From: Spartacus Chickenlips aka John Wayne (peck_at_pork.puke)
Date: 11/07/04 

Date: Sat, 6 Nov 2004 19:30:46 -0800

"Ron Allen" <rallen2@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:Wt4jd.274032$as2.147683@bignews3.bellsouth.net...
> Albert wrote:
> > Redistribution is unnecessary when the initial
> > distribution is fair.
>
>
> Robert J. Kolker wrote:
> > What is fair? That which YOU say is fair? Or
> > shall we have the public, that herd of asses,
> > vote on it?
>
>
> Ron Allen wrote:
> > Why do those who purport to be libertarians and
> > individualists always have such a repulsive and
> > reprehensible view of human beings as a species?
>
>
> Ron Allen adds:
> Neal Boortz, the radio libertarian, says that "the
> masses are asses". But, apparently people who are
> like Neal Boortz, who don't like either democracy
> or socialism, believe they are somehow better than
> the masses, better than the people.
>
> In other words, Neal Boortz is an élitist, who
> likes to believe that he's a libertarian. It is
> possible for an élitist to believe that élitism is
> quite compatible with libertarianism; but I do not
> buy this nonsense, I do not believe this baloney.
> As I see right-wing libertarians, they are nothing
> more than traditional élitist liberals of the more
> laissez-faire genre.
>
> There is an élitist vision both of liberty and of
> democracy.

Libertarians are weak disgruntled losers who can't deal
with life, so they pretend elitism. They like to think
they are above everything. They never contribute. Just
try to spoil what they can't deal with. They are usually
cheapskates who just want to avoid paying their fair share
of the bill.

They are almost as bad as repugnicans.

>
>
>
> royls@telus.net wrote:
> > They are elitists. They believe that they are
> > part of a virtuous minority, and that others
> > constitute a vicious majority.
>
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>
> "Capital pridefully savors the debasement of
> labor."
> -- Ron Allen
>

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