First think: “could this virtuous thing be done WITHOUT coercive force?” If the answer is “yes”, do that. If “no”... get more creative.
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Replying to @caseycapshaw
That sounds like a description of what good parents try, and continually fail in various ways, to do....
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Replying to @VincentHorn
Curious analogy, but I think it fits. “Children” seem drawn to public office and their fits and tantrums become a constant challenge for responsible adults.
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Replying to @caseycapshaw
Being on the receiving end of coercive force hurts.
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Replying to @VincentHorn @caseycapshaw
#parenting is hard. especially if you have more than one child. imagine teaching your kids at a young age that sharing resources is good (aka “socialism) and then they grow up in “greed is good” world (aka “capitalism”). no wonder humanity is screwed
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Replying to @c4chaos @VincentHorn
One can value private property and non-initiation of force, without collapsing into “greed is good.” Voluntary sharing can be valued as a virtue without collapsing into implementing this by force.
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Replying to @caseycapshaw @VincentHorn
ideally, yes. in practice, crony capitalism and invisible fascism are winning.
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Replying to @c4chaos @VincentHorn
Which is why I suggest disempowering the cronies tools for domination.
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which is why i put my money on $EOS 
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