Aaron Swartz ha richiesto ai suoi lettori liberisti di spiegargli perché sono contro le tasse di successione
[...] Anyway, theres a fundamental contradiction in the theory that bothers me.
Take two people, the homeless man pushing a cart in San Francisco, and the rich
corporate mogul flying around the world in his jet. Now, arguendo, lets grant
the premise that the homeless man is homeless because hes a worthless grunt who
doesnt contribute to society, and the rich man is rich because the market has
determined hes worthwhile. The homeless man shouldnt get money from the state,
because that would make him dependent and even less likely to seek out work. But
what about their children? Rich mans son will live in luxury his entire without
working a day. Its pushing it to say that this was OK for his father, but can
you truly say its fair because the market is rewarding him for choosing
excellent parents?
Le risposte e le discussioni sollevate sono in sè interessanti. Ma la parte divertente è che il sondaggio è stato ostacolato da un problema tecnico, il filtro bayesiano antispam, provando antipatia per il libero mercato, ha tentato di sabotare il sondaggio:
First, I have to apologize. A filter glitch caused my Bayesian spam filter to
think that nearly all the responses to this post were spam. Sorry for the bounce
emails claiming your messages were spam. I think a bug in one of my scripts
caused this, since before this the filter only had one false positive. (When I
investigated, the filter thought that freemarket was highly indicative of spam
for some reason.) Again, my apologies.
Ha proprio ragione B. i sabotatori comunisti si annidano dappertutto.
8:27:11 PM
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