Mandating masks is not a "property rights" issue, a thread:
How many businesses are "privately owned" anymore? Esp with the lockdowns transferring power to megacorporations (imitations of the state, not the market - SEKIII), the existence of truly "private business" has downgraded to near zero.
Most of what are here are statist lapdogs on their dole and at their behest, spiraling toward a panopticon of fascism. Masks are a step in that direction.
A state-created entity (corporation) telling people to follow a statist rule is not an example of a free market or "property rights". They're part of the machine, and if someone wants to try to snap em out of it, I applaud that.
They prob block and report people who try to on social media anyway. Gotta hear it from someone.
The corporations are the state, And vice versa. Have been for some time now. It's how state-capitalism works.
The corporations are the state, And vice versa. Have been for some time now. It's how state-capitalism works.
The smallest governments always grow into the biggest, because they can rely on the patriotic fervor of the loyalists remembering how things used to be and ignoring that it's not the way they are now, as a method for stirring public support against all dissent.
Today it's masks. Tomorrow accept the digital dollar and sacrifice privacy. 50 years from now, sleep in the pods and borrow everything from the Davos Elite. We're losing, and shouting into the yawning void is at least justified, and at most noble.
Keep it up, if you would.
Keep it up, if you would.
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