/sci/ - Science & Math

>>8419074
>phenomenology of spirit
>gramsci's prison notebooks
>zizek
>orgo
>chemical group theory
Jesus christ, are you me?

>>8387975
Geh raus Crooked Kant

>>8367097
>bernie
>socialist
http://bunkermag.org/social-justice-social-democracy-reactionary-bonnie-clyde/

>>8358985
Yeah, if opium were legal and relatively unregulated Britain would never have brought China to its knees in the name of crown-chartered trade companies...

>>8359004
>it relies on socialistic systems like "legal permits, government grants, special tax breaks, or other forms of state interventionism
Not socialist institutions. Those have nothing to do with worker ownership of the means of production.
This state interventionism is a result of and for the benefit of powerful capital. What you incorrectly call "socialist" is a logical result of capitalist rule.
If you abolish the government tomorrow, large industry will naturally fill the vacuum with another monopoly on force that functions quite like our government, because the material incentive exists for it to do so.
>not that you cannot create property from non-property
It doesn't say that, but considering that fact thoroughly is what causes it to break down. Intuitively, if all the water on the earth was my property and you had to pay me $1/oz for any use lest you be labeled "aggressive" and set upon by gun-toting goons in "self-defense," you may feel something's amiss. This, rigorously, is what's amiss.