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    1. mambo bamba 🍞 🌎ᵘˢᵃ‏ @mediocre_danny Jun 18
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      No, because creating a business is contingent far more on already having capital than on performing labor. Business owners should be rewarded for their labor, but not for their preexisting ownership.

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    2. Simon Enefer‏ @simon_enefer Jun 19
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      So why open a business if you get no benefits from it? Would you work an 80 hour week as a business owner and get less for that Labour than your employees? This is was starvation is the most common outcome if communist societies.

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    3. mambo bamba 🍞 🌎ᵘˢᵃ‏ @mediocre_danny Jun 19
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      If you performed work, you WOULD get benefits. Businesses don’t need to be “owned.” If you worked 80 hours a week (which you should never do btw), you would make much more than employees who don’t. And no famine has ever resulted from entrepreneurial apathy.

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    4. Simon Enefer‏ @simon_enefer Jun 19
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      So you admit it's entrepreneurial? Why is famine in so common in countries without propery rights and rule of law and unknown in countries where such they exist? Zimbabwe went from a food exporter to famine as the white farmers were killed or fled as there farms were seized.

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    5. mambo bamba 🍞 🌎ᵘˢᵃ‏ @mediocre_danny Jun 19
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      (1/2) I admit starting a business is “entrepreneurial,” yes, that’s the definition. No famine has ever been the result of too few people starting small businesses.

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    6. mambo bamba 🍞 🌎ᵘˢᵃ‏ @mediocre_danny Jun 19
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      (2/3) Famine’s common all over the planet. It normally is the result of drought or pestilence. Twice in history, it also resulted from horrible policies implemented in failed collectivization attempts— both failures were due in part to ecology.

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    7. Simon Enefer‏ @simon_enefer Jun 19
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      Nonsense! Why have Venezuelans lost on average 30lbs? Mass dieting, bad weather or because the government has destroyed the economy. Have you ever meet anyone who has been their? I have and the stories are terrifying.

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    8. mambo bamba 🍞 🌎ᵘˢᵃ‏ @mediocre_danny Jun 19
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      “Why have Venezuelans lost on average 30lbs?” Frankly, I’d like to see the survey. I can’t find a primary source on that. Venezuela HAS gone through a market crash though, and they are having certain resources sadistically withheld from them.

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    9. Simon Enefer‏ @simon_enefer Jun 19
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      1. A hyperinflation. See Wiemar Germany. That means price rises around a million percent per year. Government seized every type of business from manufacturing to farming, massive government corruption and a complete lack of understanding as to how economies work!

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    10. mambo bamba 🍞 🌎ᵘˢᵃ‏ @mediocre_danny Jun 19
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      So they “seized every type of business” but only ended up with 20% of the employees, huh? Where’d the private employers hiring the other 80% come from? Did they grow out of the ground? (also, saying “economies work” seems like a stretch)

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      Simon Enefer‏ @simon_enefer Jun 19
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      If pay you bits of paper that are literally worthless are you going to come to work and starve? Or will you beg, borrow or steal to survive?

      6:45 PM - 19 Jun 2019
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        2. mambo bamba 🍞 🌎ᵘˢᵃ‏ @mediocre_danny Jun 19
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          You’re still talking about Zimbabwe right? Venezuelan currency is devalued, but not worthless. Or wait, are you saying private sector bits of paper are worth more than public sector bits of paper? If so, why?

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        3. Simon Enefer‏ @simon_enefer Jun 19
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          1. If you have a thousand dollars, but need two thousand dollars to buy a toilet role you money isn't worthless. It just isn't worth much. Public or private currency isn't the issue. You print to much of it and it losses the value people ascribe to it.

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