Those two sentences positioned right next to each other made my head hurt. To take a quote by a nameless Chaos Marine out of context: “it is a good pain”.
They will get incredibly rich, if the product is addictive enough, and people are ignorant of the bads. I typed this with one hand, while smoking a cigarette and eating a Big Mac with the other.
I was merely attempting to point out that simply because you place the importance upon all people receiving freedom, he only puts this importance on himself receiving this luxury, and as soon as he does so you use the same talk that someone would use in favor of you not paying your taxes…
It would still fun to talk about economics and abolishing the state, but I would really not care to deeply if I didn’t have to pay taxes and I could start any business that I wanted without interference ( I would make Rum. Something I have been wanting to do for awhile, but I am under 21 and don’t have the bribe money).
I agree with this analysis. Being surrounded by freerer people will exponentially increase one’s wealth. Even if you don’t get to have all of the profits for yourself you will still benefit as a consumer. Of course, the exception to this rule is those people who want things that require by their nature coercion, domination, but even those can be simulated or gained voluntarily in the shadier areas of the market.