socialism is born out of jealousy.

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dontIoseyourway 09/19/18 6:11:15 PM #1:	"If I can't be rich, why should he?" <cite>dontIoseyourway posted [p:909074547] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote>"If I can't be rich, why should he?"</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
ImTheMacheteGuy 09/19/18 6:23:46 PM #2:	Who cares about communism/socialism? --- Place-holder sig because new phone and old sigs not saved :/ <cite>ImTheMacheteGuy posted [p:909075230] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote>Who cares about communism/socialism?</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
dontIoseyourway 09/19/18 6:32:24 PM #4:	Lots of users. <cite>dontIoseyourway posted [p:909075692] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote>Lots of users.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Mister_Spyker 09/19/18 6:35:19 PM #5:	dontIoseyourway posted... "If I can't be rich, why should he?" I very much agree. EDIT: Sorry, I don't agree with the mentality, but I agree that that's the reason. --- Dear lord, Spyker just ripped his entire life apart in nothing more than a few paragraphs. Ouch... - RexSilver <cite>Mister_Spyker posted [p:909075848] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote><cite>dontIoseyourway posted...</cite> <quote>"If I can't be rich, why should he?"</quote> I very much agree. EDIT: Sorry, I don't agree with the mentality, but I agree that that's the reason.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
dontIoseyourway 09/19/18 6:36:51 PM #6:	@asagi_mode_gone @Antifar <cite>dontIoseyourway posted [p:909075941] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote>@asagi_mode_gone @Antifar</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
metralo 09/19/18 6:37:08 PM #7:	no its not --- https://pbs.twimg.com/profile_images/1298321979/image.jpg bustin makes me feel good <cite>metralo posted [p:909075958] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote>no its not</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
RoboLaserGandhi 09/19/18 6:37:27 PM #8:	You mean envy <cite>RoboLaserGandhi posted [p:909075975] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote>You mean envy</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Amesoeurs 09/19/18 6:38:36 PM #9:	dontIoseyourway posted... Lots of users. lots of 16 year old users <cite>Amesoeurs posted [p:909076041] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote><cite>dontIoseyourway posted...</cite> <quote>Lots of users.</quote> lots of 16 year old users</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
asagi_mode_gone 09/19/18 6:59:32 PM #10:	In what capacity does a billionaire deserve more as an individual than the entire work force that operates his business? In what way is it reasonable for landlords to intentionally refuse to rent out properties in order to increase the amount they can charge citing an artificial scarcity? In what way does an individual deserve more money than entire nations? The hording of wealth by billionaires does not even stimulate the economy. Billionaires do not live within society yet they extract not just the surplus wealth from their employees (read: society) but they also extract money entitled the employee as per the premise of a fair and reasonable wage. And they would rather spend millions opposing meaningful changes that would cost them nominally less. Hell, there was that recent article about Texas prisons spending millions fighting so they wouldn't have to install a cooling system that would have cost only a hundreds of thousands to install. Basically? The rich are an absolute drain upon society. <cite>asagi_mode_gone posted [p:909077155] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote>In what capacity does a billionaire deserve more as an individual than the entire work force that operates his business? In what way is it reasonable for landlords to intentionally refuse to rent out properties in order to increase the amount they can charge citing an artificial scarcity? In what way does an individual deserve more money than entire nations? The hording of wealth by billionaires does not even stimulate the economy. Billionaires do not live within society yet they extract not just the surplus wealth from their employees (read: society) but they also extract money entitled the employee as per the premise of a fair and reasonable wage. And they would rather spend millions opposing meaningful changes that would cost them nominally less. Hell, there was that recent article about Texas prisons spending millions fighting so they wouldn't have to install a cooling system that would have cost only a hundreds of thousands to install. Basically? The rich are an absolute drain upon society.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Le__seul_dieu__ 09/19/18 7:05:34 PM #11:	down with the bourgeoisie --- http://na.op.gg/summoner/userName=Le%20Seul%20Dieu #1 Aurelion sol on GameFaqs <cite>Le__seul_dieu__ posted [p:909077485] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote>down with the bourgeoisie</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
dontIoseyourway 09/19/18 7:40:19 PM #12:	asagi_mode_gone posted... In what capacity does a billionaire deserve more as an individual than the entire work force that operates his business? In what way is it reasonable for landlords to intentionally refuse to rent out properties in order to increase the amount they can charge citing an artificial scarcity? In what way does an individual deserve more money than entire nations? The hording of wealth by billionaires does not even stimulate the economy. Billionaires do not live within society yet they extract not just the surplus wealth from their employees (read: society) but they also extract money entitled the employee as per the premise of a fair and reasonable wage. And they would rather spend millions opposing meaningful changes that would cost them nominally less. Hell, there was that recent article about Texas prisons spending millions fighting so they wouldn't have to install a cooling system that would have cost only a hundreds of thousands to install. Basically? The rich are an absolute drain upon society. He's the one who came up with the ideas. Make up your own ideas. Be creative. <cite>dontIoseyourway posted [p:909079402] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote><cite>asagi_mode_gone posted...</cite> <quote>In what capacity does a billionaire deserve more as an individual than the entire work force that operates his business? In what way is it reasonable for landlords to intentionally refuse to rent out properties in order to increase the amount they can charge citing an artificial scarcity? In what way does an individual deserve more money than entire nations? The hording of wealth by billionaires does not even stimulate the economy. Billionaires do not live within society yet they extract not just the surplus wealth from their employees (read: society) but they also extract money entitled the employee as per the premise of a fair and reasonable wage. And they would rather spend millions opposing meaningful changes that would cost them nominally less. Hell, there was that recent article about Texas prisons spending millions fighting so they wouldn't have to install a cooling system that would have cost only a hundreds of thousands to install. Basically? The rich are an absolute drain upon society.</quote> He's the one who came up with the ideas. Make up your own ideas. Be creative.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
DarkTransient 09/19/18 7:41:21 PM #13:	asagi_mode_gone posted... Hell, there was that recent article about Texas prisons spending millions fighting so they wouldn't have to install a cooling system that would have cost only a hundreds of thousands to install. Maybe because prisoners don't deserve luxuries? It's not always solely about cost. --- http://www.facebook.com/loaocos/ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SAfJB3KYYDg <cite>DarkTransient posted [p:909079458] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote><cite>asagi_mode_gone posted...</cite> <quote>Hell, there was that recent article about Texas prisons spending millions fighting so they wouldn't have to install a cooling system that would have cost only a hundreds of thousands to install.</quote> Maybe because prisoners don't deserve luxuries? It's not always solely about cost.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Webmaster4531 09/19/18 7:43:48 PM #14:	DarkTransient posted... asagi_mode_gone posted... Hell, there was that recent article about Texas prisons spending millions fighting so they wouldn't have to install a cooling system that would have cost only a hundreds of thousands to install. Maybe because prisoners don't deserve luxuries? It's not always solely about cost. That's a stupid waste of taxes. Just go the cheaper route. --- Ad Hominem. <cite>Webmaster4531 posted [p:909079618] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote><cite>DarkTransient posted...</cite> <quote><cite>asagi_mode_gone posted...</cite> <quote>Hell, there was that recent article about Texas prisons spending millions fighting so they wouldn't have to install a cooling system that would have cost only a hundreds of thousands to install.</quote> Maybe because prisoners don't deserve luxuries? It's not always solely about cost.</quote> That's a stupid waste of taxes. Just go the cheaper route.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
asagi_mode_gone 09/19/18 7:59:32 PM #15:	DarkTransient posted... asagi_mode_gone posted... Hell, there was that recent article about Texas prisons spending millions fighting so they wouldn't have to install a cooling system that would have cost only a hundreds of thousands to install. Maybe because prisoners don't deserve luxuries? It's not always solely about cost. Considering the locations and decades of records indicating deaths related to the heat have been on the rise in recent years (around the time prisons started becoming widely privatized), it was determined by the state itself that the prisons had an obligation to legally provide air conditioning so as to prevent unnecessary deaths. It isn't a luxury, it's a requirement. And rather than spend a few hundred thousand, they spent millions battling it. All on the taxpayer's money. And prisoners continued to die from the summer heat. And in the end? They still will have to install the sir conditioning. Also on the taxpayer's money. And of course they won't actually face any penalties for the prisoners who deaths could have been prevented. And lastly, the dead? They will always be dead. Fixing things that should have been handled beforehand does nothing to change that. <cite>asagi_mode_gone posted [p:909080567] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote><cite>DarkTransient posted...</cite> <quote><cite>asagi_mode_gone posted...</cite> <quote>Hell, there was that recent article about Texas prisons spending millions fighting so they wouldn't have to install a cooling system that would have cost only a hundreds of thousands to install.</quote> Maybe because prisoners don't deserve luxuries? It's not always solely about cost.</quote> Considering the locations and decades of records indicating deaths related to the heat have been on the rise in recent years (around the time prisons started becoming widely privatized), it was determined by the state itself that the prisons had an obligation to legally provide air conditioning so as to prevent unnecessary deaths. It isn't a luxury, it's a requirement. And rather than spend a few hundred thousand, they spent millions battling it. All on the taxpayer's money. And prisoners continued to die from the summer heat. And in the end? They still will have to install the sir conditioning. Also on the taxpayer's money. And of course they won't actually face any penalties for the prisoners who deaths could have been prevented. And lastly, the dead? They will always be dead. Fixing things that should have been handled beforehand does nothing to change that.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
dontIoseyourway 09/19/18 8:02:02 PM #16:	asagi_mode_gone posted... DarkTransient posted... asagi_mode_gone posted... Hell, there was that recent article about Texas prisons spending millions fighting so they wouldn't have to install a cooling system that would have cost only a hundreds of thousands to install. Maybe because prisoners don't deserve luxuries? It's not always solely about cost. Considering the locations and decades of records indicating deaths related to the heat have been on the rise in recent years (around the time prisons started becoming widely privatized), it was determined by the state itself that the prisons had an obligation to legally provide air conditioning so as to prevent unnecessary deaths. It isn't a luxury, it's a requirement. And rather than spend a few hundred thousand, they spent millions battling it. All on the taxpayer's money. And prisoners continued to die from the summer heat. And in the end? They still will have to install the sir conditioning. Also on the taxpayer's money. And of course they won't actually face any penalties for the prisoners who deaths could have been prevented. And lastly, the dead? They will always be dead. Fixing things that should have been handled beforehand does nothing to change that. Maybe there should be less taxes. <cite>dontIoseyourway posted [p:909080709] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote><cite>asagi_mode_gone posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DarkTransient posted...</cite> <quote><cite>asagi_mode_gone posted...</cite> <quote>Hell, there was that recent article about Texas prisons spending millions fighting so they wouldn't have to install a cooling system that would have cost only a hundreds of thousands to install.</quote> Maybe because prisoners don't deserve luxuries? It's not always solely about cost.</quote> Considering the locations and decades of records indicating deaths related to the heat have been on the rise in recent years (around the time prisons started becoming widely privatized), it was determined by the state itself that the prisons had an obligation to legally provide air conditioning so as to prevent unnecessary deaths. It isn't a luxury, it's a requirement. And rather than spend a few hundred thousand, they spent millions battling it. All on the taxpayer's money. And prisoners continued to die from the summer heat. And in the end? They still will have to install the sir conditioning. Also on the taxpayer's money. And of course they won't actually face any penalties for the prisoners who deaths could have been prevented. And lastly, the dead? They will always be dead. Fixing things that should have been handled beforehand does nothing to change that.</quote> Maybe there should be less taxes.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
Le__seul_dieu__ 09/19/18 8:02:40 PM #17:	Le__seul_dieu__ posted... down with the bourgeoisie --- http://na.op.gg/summoner/userName=Le%20Seul%20Dieu #1 Aurelion sol on GameFaqs <cite>Le__seul_dieu__ posted [p:909080756] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote><cite>Le__seul_dieu__ posted...</cite> <quote>down with the bourgeoisie</quote></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
asagi_mode_gone 09/19/18 8:21:32 PM #18:	dontIoseyourway posted... asagi_mode_gone posted... DarkTransient posted... asagi_mode_gone posted... Hell, there was that recent article about Texas prisons spending millions fighting so they wouldn't have to install a cooling system that would have cost only a hundreds of thousands to install. Maybe because prisoners don't deserve luxuries? It's not always solely about cost. Considering the locations and decades of records indicating deaths related to the heat have been on the rise in recent years (around the time prisons started becoming widely privatized), it was determined by the state itself that the prisons had an obligation to legally provide air conditioning so as to prevent unnecessary deaths. It isn't a luxury, it's a requirement. And rather than spend a few hundred thousand, they spent millions battling it. All on the taxpayer's money. And prisoners continued to die from the summer heat. And in the end? They still will have to install the sir conditioning. Also on the taxpayer's money. And of course they won't actually face any penalties for the prisoners who deaths could have been prevented. And lastly, the dead? They will always be dead. Fixing things that should have been handled beforehand does nothing to change that. Maybe there should be less taxes. Maybe the rich should actually pay their taxes and we shouldn't commit a majority of our budget to the military. <cite>asagi_mode_gone posted [p:909081818] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote><cite>dontIoseyourway posted...</cite> <quote><cite>asagi_mode_gone posted...</cite> <quote><cite>DarkTransient posted...</cite> <quote><cite>asagi_mode_gone posted...</cite> <quote>Hell, there was that recent article about Texas prisons spending millions fighting so they wouldn't have to install a cooling system that would have cost only a hundreds of thousands to install.</quote> Maybe because prisoners don't deserve luxuries? It's not always solely about cost.</quote> Considering the locations and decades of records indicating deaths related to the heat have been on the rise in recent years (around the time prisons started becoming widely privatized), it was determined by the state itself that the prisons had an obligation to legally provide air conditioning so as to prevent unnecessary deaths. It isn't a luxury, it's a requirement. And rather than spend a few hundred thousand, they spent millions battling it. All on the taxpayer's money. And prisoners continued to die from the summer heat. And in the end? They still will have to install the sir conditioning. Also on the taxpayer's money. And of course they won't actually face any penalties for the prisoners who deaths could have been prevented. And lastly, the dead? They will always be dead. Fixing things that should have been handled beforehand does nothing to change that.</quote> Maybe there should be less taxes.</quote> Maybe the rich should actually pay their taxes and we shouldn't commit a majority of our budget to the military.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
CircleOfManias 09/19/18 8:24:51 PM #19:	It's not about people having money being inherently wrong. It's that while it's possible to make millions through hard work, making billions requires exploitation of workers on a massive scale. Wealth obtained through such unethical means is illegitimate, and should be seized and returned to the workers that rightfully own it. --- Sick liaisons raise this monumental mark The sun sets forever over Blackwater Park <cite>CircleOfManias posted [p:909081977] in Communism/... [t:77020285]...</cite> <quote>It's not about people having money being inherently wrong. It's that while it's possible to make millions through hard work, making billions requires exploitation of workers on a massive scale. Wealth obtained through such unethical means is illegitimate, and should be seized and returned to the workers that rightfully own it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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