Atlas Shrugged: stupid book

Damocles said:
So, you have no link to "all these libertarians" is what I am hearing. They are all in your imagination.
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every thread on this forum nearly has a libertarian being a globalist asshat who won't answer direct questions.

what's the libertarian take on banker bailouts?

yeah. can't answer because in reality libertarians suck banker cock.
 
Lao Tse said:
every thread on this forum nearly has a libertarian being a globalist asshat who won't answer direct questions.

what's the libertarian take on banker bailouts?
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In your mind is everyone a "libertarian" if they aren't you? I see no posts celebrating the libertarian "cred" of folks that take gub'mint money. Other than posts with you complaining about "all those libertarians everywhere" doing things you don't like.
 
Damocles said:
In your mind is everyone a "libertarian" if they aren't you? I see no posts celebrating the libertarian "cred" of folks that take gub'mint money. Other than posts with you complaining about "all those libertarians everywhere" doing things you don't like.
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are you a libertarian?

what's your take on banker bailouts?
 
Lao Tse said:
do you support them?
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I don't support any use of stolen funds as immoral. All known government bailouts have been with stolen wealth (wealth from taxes or money printing).

I also don't support as a practical matter keeping a business model alive by donations regularly. If a business model does not turn a profit on average then it's reducing average prosperity not increasing it. It needs to be reorganized or abandoned.

For low risk high impact events I support occasional bailouts that are rare enough so that the average profit is still positive. There is a word for this kind of "bailout": insurance.
 
ADreamOfLiberty said:
I don't support any use of stolen funds as immoral. All known government bailouts have been with stolen wealth (wealth from taxes or money printing).

I also don't support as a practical matter keeping a business model alive by donations regularly. If a business model does not turn a profit on average then it's reducing average prosperity not increasing it. It needs to be reorganized or abandoned.

For low risk high impact events I support occasional bailouts that are rare enough so that the average profit is still positive. There is a word for this kind of "bailout": insurance.
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so you're for banker bailouts.

you;re a fascist.

a fake libertarian.
 
Damocles said:
In your mind is everyone a "libertarian" if they aren't you? I see no posts celebrating the libertarian "cred" of folks that take gub'mint money. Other than posts with you complaining about "all those libertarians everywhere" doing things you don't like.
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incorrect.

libertarians are people who talk a good game about laisser faire stuff, call themselves libertarians., but then are for banker bailouts.

I see lots of people who claim to be libertrarians but then are for fascism.
 
ADreamOfLiberty said:
I don't support any use of stolen funds as immoral. All known government bailouts have been with stolen wealth (wealth from taxes or money printing).

I also don't support as a practical matter keeping a business model alive by donations regularly. If a business model does not turn a profit on average then it's reducing average prosperity not increasing it. It needs to be reorganized or abandoned.

For low risk high impact events I support occasional bailouts that are rare enough so that the average profit is still positive. There is a word for this kind of "bailout": insurance.
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bailouts are with fake funds. printed out of thin air. and then put on every citizen as debt.

it's bullshit.

don't libertarians support sound currency?

or not anymore so you can suck banker cocks like ayn rand?
 
T. A. Gardner said:
This is wrong. Tesla is a product of the Green / environmental movement and government in collusion. Tesla would have failed decades ago without massive government subsidies and tax breaks. Today, government often chooses winners and losers in the marketplace and real innovators who run outside of that--the last big one was the PC revolution--are often left to die on the vine, even opposed, by government.


What does "Keynesian banker totalitarians" even mean?


Okay. What do you propose to put in their place?
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yes. elon musk is a fascist.

you know Keynesian banking is.

don't act dumb.

its a small group of people with the totalitarian power of money creation.

this corrupts all of capitalism at this juncture.

this is what it;s all about.

you;re probably on the wrong side of things.
 
Scut Farkus said:
incorrect.

libertarians are people who talk a good game about laisser faire stuff, call themselves libertarians., but then are for banker bailouts.

I see lots of people who claim to be libertrarians but then are for fascism.
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I know of no libertarian that is for banker bailouts, I do know of one idiot who cannot keep to the topic of his own thread in APP, which again... Is not supposed to happen up here. One of the rules is to remain on topic. Must I close the thing or can you relate it back to the topic that you've already proven you are completely ignorant of?

I have asked you to list the names of these mythical libertarians that support bank bailouts and you have been completely unable to even do that, let alone relate it to the book. Name one banker in the book that supported bank bailouts... the one banker named in the book left the fiat society and their corrupted system behind doing exactly opposite of what you think happened in the book.

Now. If you want to talk about "libertarians who love bank bailouts" you need to start a thread on that topic rather than about the book Atlas Shrugged. So far you have been entirely incapable of understanding even the minutest point of the book. There hasn't been one thing you've said about the book that is correct or based in actual knowledge of the subject. I think you had to be handed the name of the protagonist even... seriously, why would you talk about a book that has over 1000 pages in paperback when you hadn't read even one paragraph or even a synopsis of the book before commenting?
 
Damocles said:
I know of no libertarian that is for banker bailouts, I do know of one idiot who cannot keep to the topic of his own thread in APP, which again... Is not supposed to happen up here. One of the rules is to remain on topic. Must I close the thing or can you relate it back to the topic that you've already proven you are completely ignorant of?

I have asked you to list the names of these mythical libertarians that support bank bailouts and you have been completely unable to even do that, let alone relate it to the book. Name one banker in the book that supported bank bailouts... the one banker named in the book left the fiat society and their corrupted system behind doing exactly opposite of what you think happened in the book.

Now. If you want to talk about "libertarians who love bank bailouts" you need to start a thread on that topic rather than about the book Atlas Shrugged. So far you have been entirely incapable of understanding even the minutest point of the book. There hasn't been one thing you've said about the book that is correct or based in actual knowledge of the subject. I think you had to be handed the name of the protagonist even... seriously, why would you talk about a book that has over 1000 pages in paperback when you hadn't read even one paragraph or even a synopsis of the book before commenting?
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blah blah blah you're all globalist privatization extermist corporate lackeys.

:truestory:
 
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