/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>58065989
>>58069668
It's all about markets, freedom, and ethics (important keyword here, usually dismissed in this fake gay earth) Check picrel at >>58054427. The thing is, capitalists don't like competition, or to be frank, many of them do, but they are efficient-minded people, so if any shortcut anticipates allowing them to avoid competition, well, that will crave a demand. Now, what market can supply that demand? The antithetical market of lobbying and political bribes.

The only real job of a politician, which demonstrates how useless and meaningless their existence is, is to not have a price, but all politicians have one, and I would say most people do too. So they are a "total failure" (I don't think it's a failure, but rather natural design, as in parasites) in the only thing they shouldn't be: sellable. Therefore, they present themselves as the supply that greedy capitalists demand to crush the competition. They create that mafia >>58053808, that antithetical market that destroys their economic and political opponents.

I just wonder who, as in the chicken and egg paradox, came first, the prebendary capitalists or the corrupt politicians. If an economic system is antithetical, if it's based on stealing and taking advantage by crushing others, it's destined for eventual disaster.

Cooperation and voluntarism through civil disobedience, counter-culture and counter-economics is the most based thing on this earth and has the capacity to leave no one out, rich or poor. And you don't have to be an agorist maximalist; you can be at 10%, 20%, 80% of your capacity, whatever is viable and realistic in your current situation. Use it as a power, as ancestral knowledge, as it's as ancient as tax evasion (that is, thousands of years, even though Konkin coined the term 50 years ago). https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s95VhfciHZ0

>the closest thing Monero has to an official ideology.
Wait till you hear about cryptoagorism...