/lit/ - Literature

>>3011673

>California

>>3011659

The community could fund its own law enforcement through donations, if they thought they needed it enough.

I personally like the old west style of justice where the sheriff would deputize individuals in time of need.

My workers don't necessarily need to be educated. They need to be able to do the job I have for them. What do I care if they can do long division if that isn't part of their job description?

And as I said, the infrastructure around here is a joke, as it is in much of the country. I have enough capital saved to build a gravel road from here to the nearest town. Give me another year and I could pave it. Why should I not be able to do this?

I started my business with $100 dollars in my pocket and an old used shovel. Leave the creation of bigger businesses with the people whose parents accrued enough capital for them to start one.

>Those are just assertions. You haven't argued for them.

Frankly I don't have enough time to delve into the logistics and math of such things on this imageboard. It's a situation so complicated that people who dedicate their entire lives to it can barely explain it in an entire book.

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I used to go to libraries all the time, but ever since my uncle gave me his old Ebook reader it's all I really use. He usually supplies me with books, but I do d/l a few. I don't think of it as stealing, because I was never going to buy them in the first place. I have no room in my house for books anyway and hardly ever read the same one twice so they'd just take up space. Also, I like being frugal(read:cheap) and not paying for things unless I really have to.

>>945114
Tsk.

>>755677
This

You know it.

>>696632

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>>609943

This thread.

>>583636

HE HAS A WIFE RETARD

>>562931

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