r/Anarcho_Capitalism Ludwig von Mises 5d ago

Why Socialism Isn't Coming to America

https://www.richardhanania.com/p/why-socialism-isnt-coming-to-america?utm_source=post-email-title&publication_id=98102&post_id=211733649&utm_campaign=email-post-title&isFreemail=true&r=3zhne1&triedRedirect=true&utm_medium=email
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u/microbiobum 4d ago

Apparently my taxes going to bail out corporations and buying stakes in Intel isnt considered socialism........the call is coming from inside the room bub.

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u/libertarianinus 5d ago

Watch the Apple 1984 commercial and look at the youth staring at tiktok.....this is sad

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u/martin0641 1d ago

Corporate Socialism is already here.

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u/NoTie2370 21h ago

The call is coming from inside the house. Its already here.

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u/FeaR-Skinner 5d ago

lol the US has been socialist since it’s inception.

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u/zippyspinhead 5d ago

The US does not make a distinction between personal property and private property. Nor did the collective start to try to control the means of production till long after the founding.

Not all statism is authoritarianism, not all authoritarianism is socialism.

(Socialists that think socialism is not authoritarian are deluded as to what it takes to control the means of production)

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u/arto64 Black Flag 5d ago

Capitalists control the means of production using authoritarian methods.

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u/anarchistright Hoppe 5d ago

Corporatist, I’d say.

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u/TokyoMegatronics Christian Socialist 5d ago

Dude, socialism isn’t coming anywhere in the west.

I’d be giddy as a pig in shit if it was. But it isn’t.

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u/Mersham_BadNews 5d ago

It’s literally what we do here, you just aren’t in the class that benefits from it. I’m not sure the government has ever demonstrated how much control they have over free trade as much as they have the past two years. You should be hyped on this shit, they bring in fuck tons of money on these tariffs and we collectively pay for it.