Re: peak oil revisited
From: Gordon (gordonlr_at_DELETEswbell.net)
Date: 02/16/05
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Date: Wed, 16 Feb 2005 22:31:15 GMT
On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 12:05:05 -0900, doog <doog@toz.it.na> wrote:
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>Capitalism is guilty of profound crimes against humanity throughout history.
>
Are you insinuating that no other form of government or social
organization has any of these undesirable traits? What should
Capitalism be replaced with?
>
>The love of money[capitalism] is the root for all evil throughout history.
>
I suppose the love of money was not a significant factor in any
of those tyrant regimes that have existed throughout the history
of man?
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>Claiming capitalism[love of money] is a good thing is sheer lunacy.
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Being rid of Capitalism, and replacing it with??? Communism?
Anarchy? Feudalism? or what ever, would be a major improvement,
huh?
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>Defending the indefensible is a lesson in educated idiocy.
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As illustrated in the preceding post, here.
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>Why not simply learn to share for the good of all our relations?
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If you can provide means for generating and sustaining equal
motivation and honest integrity among all constituents, this
would work. The problem here is that people are not equally
motivated, nor are they all honest. There always has been, and
always will be those who won't carry their own load, but will
grab "their share" of all that the motivated producers can
provide for them.
>
>Why not make all in-common goods and services free for all?
>Why not barter for all un-common goods and services?
>
Then sit back and watch the freeloaders and deadbeats bleed the
system to death, while those who were motivated and honest would
be compelled to carry the bulk of the load...thanks, but I
believe I'll pass on this one.
>usuryfree.net
>reformation.org/moneychangers.html
>abolishmoney.com
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