reply to post by galadofwarthethird
Originally posted by galadofwarthethird
So many contradictions in your statement but ill say two, there is private ownership by some, brought to this point by feasibly free markets for some
at a moment in time, in the past, and some like to be owned by the commercial oligarchy populace...most that like to be owned are in the commercial
oligarchy's top bracket though so therefore have no choice but to like it. And the best boats don't sink easy, but it's just a boat in the end, so
don't be on the water when storms hit, and there boats are made of glass and are sustained on the waters of the masses, because they know of no other
way both and all classes of people's, so yes I agree with you a change is necessary, just depends on what kind of change. But all boats fail
depending on the nature of the storm.
I hope you are finding it mutually slightly funny how we ending up talking about the buoyancy of ships on top of water, when referring to the economy,
as I am. I am just trying to allude to the fact of how private ownerships are comparable to us all collectively agreeing to the rules in a monopoly
game. What happens if I refuse to pay taxes on land I completely own? The government will come, seize and take ownership of my property. Is this true
“private” ownership?
Another even more pertinent example is what has/is happening around my local area. The military has over the course of the last few years, has been
wanting to use imminent domain to seize miles and thousands of acres of land in southeastern Colorado to expand on the Pinion Canyon maneuver site,
those ranchers, farmers, and private home owners have been fighting the military in court for years. Is this true “private” ownership? More
information on this can be found here:
www.springfieldcolorado.com...
So, if these two situations can even exist in what you refer to as a “free” market society which guarantees; “private” ownership, in my
opinion the only ones allowed to practice “free” markets and engage in “private” ownership is not the citizenry of our country, but the
commercial oligarchy driven monetary administrative overlords. As far as someone not being owned by these entities I suppose it’s possible, if they
can high tail it far enough up into some remote area and live a life of recluse.
[edit on 22-8-2010 by AmosGraber]