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Sk8eM dUb
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Capitalism is supposed to make things more efficient. This proposal seems a lot less efficient(and messy) than doing some sort of housing association.
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Also depends on how you define efficient. Using least amount of pipe? less efficient. ease of switching between competitors? More efficient.
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This is the ridiculous mindset of the capitalist. Market efficiency is the only thing they care about and it's going to get us all killed.
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nice to see you again LR ;) the resource based economy eschews efficiency?
Sk8eM dUb
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Frank: capitalism is too efficient!
Also Frank: We're using up all the earths resources, we need a more efficient system!
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bingo 😜
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Not to mention, Socialism suddenly won't make our resource needs disappear.
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Unless we revert back to a less technological time, which Frank denies and claims people will live under a higher standard of living under Socialism, which requires more resources...
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Socialism sucks! My friend from Russia formerly known as Crimea is the greediest person I know. Why u ask? Because she had absolutely nothing growing up! Now she is like a hoarder
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At least we will be killed in the most cost-efficiently way possible, and capitalism will make sure that there is the absolute maximum amount of worker units (humans) to see it happen.
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It might be more or less efficient. But we currently have multiple companies making every product. people generally dont say it is inefficient.
Sk8eM dUb
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All I'm arguing here is that anarchy has a max population density. As you squeeze more human/mile it gets cheaper to pay for some centralized services/give up some freedoms for others.
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quite likely & i'm saying the more competition (in everything) the better (lower prices higher quality). Applies to roles gov has traditionally taken (defense, courts, infrastructure).


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