MoneRogue | Justice for Hayden Panettiere's avatar
MoneRogue | Justice for Hayden Panettiere
MoneRogue@coinos.io
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Teaching the world about Austrian economics, one meme at a time. bitcoin:bc1qlefc5lwqdtu9d6xend9yxcd3qcs0umcnn0e5wp monero: 8ADYj4tVrrGN7GH5z2rcQKXhbix9xco74jZxzpfFfckKYNykU38aVYtAWYsBsFZjzhR6bxn6CCkcgBNRhXVZaRPf6SkeGhH zano:ZxBnVaKESwG2eYiaDSKvS88UjvbuRpR4cEkXNsSptiS79SX43WGiBmm4tBKeSca66K95S1EwiNrvt7wNVTCZhJ9H1geeLtp2e
Mises' axiom of action states that human action is purposeful behavior in which each person uses means to achieve their ends. It was from this concept of self-ownership over themselves that Rothbard derived the non-aggression principle from as a framework to protect individual liberty.
Believing that states like the Nordic nations are examples of successful socialism when they are in reality successful market economies is like taking credit for an art piece you commissioned but didn't make yourself.
As infuriating as crypto transaction fees can be, they are merely signals indicating to perform speedy transactions only if you absolutely need them, freeing up bandwidth to be provided for everyone else. The question isn't, "Why are tx fees so damn high?" Rather, it's "Do I really need fast a fast tx?"
It's been around 100 degrees for the last week where I'm from. It feels like I'm about to be in NINAH. Can't wait until my neighbor wakes me up at 2 AM to tell me about how the sun is going to explode and to let strangers into my home.
John C. Calhoun came with a class theory that he believed was a result of taxation. He differentiated between two classes of people: The taxpayers and the tax-consumers. With this framework, society was getting close to dealing with the State. However, this path was diverged when Karl Marx entered the scene, and focused more on the existence of wealth rather than how it was obtained.
What I'm realizing now is that the Epstein class know for sure that everyone knows they exist, but they're still suiciding people like Virginia Giuffre, Michelle Trachtenberg, Hayden Panettiere, et al. because they derive a sick satisfaction from the sorrow and rage that people feel from their deaths. It's honestly quite the Catch-22 situation. If you don't talk about their deaths, the Epstein class wins because they don't face accountability. If you do talk about their deaths, the Epstein class wins because they get ego boosts. I am really getting sick of this game figuratively and literally.