What if the state owned all the property and apportioned it based on need?
What if the state owned all the property and apportioned it based on need?
Jace Rogers
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Dylan Lee
Historically? Millions of people will be killed.
Nicholas Hughes
Sounds gay. Die in fire fag
Charles Hill
It seems to work in Singapore.
It would end homelessness.
Jacob Mitchell
The people that run the state would have mansions. You would have a shoebox because that’s all you need
Ryder Rivera
we would get the washing machines and the retards would hopefully die so that the "needs" could become "wood and nails (and a hammer)" so that everyone builds their own, just like here
Wyatt Lee
wrong, the tourists would. and it would be a SKYSCRAPER
Jaxson Cook
Then I, and everyone else who's productive, would lose any incentive to work because we'd see no marginal return on our effort. You'd get to find out who John Galt is. So unless you're advocating for the new slavery, which would be necessary to keep people working, it would fall apart. It would even fall apart with the new slavery, just a bit slower.
Logan Turner
>It seems to work in Singapore.
Hard to claim because they don't do it there.
Jack Miller
Imagine the input lag on a setup like that, disgusting
Noah White
>everyone else who's productive
If they're only productive for profit then they aren't really productive. They're just being coerced.
Caleb Clark
Ya wtf, sinagpore has one of the most lassiez faire economies in the world.
Jason Johnson
The people who run the state have mansions already.
Ian King
who decides "need"? Because to me, no one gets to decide what I do or do not need except for me
Landon Johnson
people in communists countries get coerced by the government to work with no benefit to themselves, only the state. At least with profit, you personally get the benefit and the freedom that comes with it
Joseph Lee
You mean like we did with slavery in the South?
William Ross
The government allocating personal property based on "need". What could possibly go wrong?
Daniel Ortiz
Give me the time.
David Torres
Xavier Murphy
People might get extra houses if they scam the government.
Levi Jones
Maybe the govt can encourage 1% interest rates for a decade, im sure nothing bad will happen.
Cameron Butler
Only 2 hours of computer per day, climate change regs. Go collect coal from the mines now.
Ooops sorry your metabolism is too high causing inefficient food digestion.
Tyler Rivera
Confidence in government programs is at a historic low thanks to the incompetence of the Trump regime.
Matthew White
No, more like the slavery of the Irish they had in the North and maintained through 1930’s.