OverclockedJesus Posted:

I can’t insult what you don’t have.

Yes, not at all insulting, how could I have been so blind!

OverclockedJesus Posted:

And that has never been shown to be truth. In fact, that sounds like something a terrified statist would say while running for the solace of Daddy Government—which clearly does not bode well for your claim of being an “anarchist”.

Once again you forget my initial argument relying not only on a lack of government, but a lack of financial structure. Resource management yes, to say otherwise would be very special, but not based on a monetary system. And before you say anything yes this is the most hippie idealist theory possible. I acknowledge the inability for large groups of people to work under this at this time but it doesn’t mean I can’t believe in it or desire a progression towards it.

As far as political theory not being shown as the truth, none of your claims of a lack of government in a corporate run system being ideal or even better than the current system have been shown to be truth. Unless of course we’re considering Somalia to be a rousing success, but even then there is an interim government which makes it hard to tell true cause and effect. Furthermore an improvement from what they had before doesn’t say much in war torn third world countries.

OverclockedJesus Posted:

I looked and did not find that claim from you. Feel free to start being honest.

I would have figured that my Log in to see images! might have shown my first claim that I find government technically unnecessary and a waste of time and resources. Combined with the fact that I am arguing against anarcho-capitalism and defending governing bodies which you claim I am in love with, I guess I kind of bumumed that one would add 2 and 2 together to find the conclusion that as much as I would like to have anarcho-communism, I would prefer to have a government running things. I did not state this outright in a concise manner until recently and I apologize if putting all of that together was a little complex for you.

I was never arguing for my ideal position, instead I was arguing for what I consider to be the interim position between yours and my own which relies on a larger group to try and guide morality until it is no longer needed and people care enough about each other to no longer require big brother. I find this preferable to having dollar values bumigned to all of our lives and all things on earth which being constantly bumaulted by marketers telling us what we want and feel to sell it all to me.