Lol. He gave me a circular argument for exploitation. He could at least have said that it was immoral (although that argument could have also been destroyed). He equated renting to selling then claimed he didn’t. Him: “undesireable working hours are hours of work that are undesireable.” Lol.
Conza, is there more? I don’t want to sign up over there because I don’t want them to have my IP. [:D]
Neither am I… but that’s because I’m an entrepreneur currently assessing future market conditions before I allocate my skilled labour capital*, in order to satisfy customers wants & needs.
A well is a hole in the ground which allows access to water. Now then: re-write the post previously indicated.
Ever get the feeling that your pathetic attempt at trolling has been noted? Further, have you gotten the hint that I’m going to treat you like a child until such time as you stop your feeble attempts?
As I said, if you can show how I was ‘intellectually-dishonest’, I will gladly re-write the post. But until that point, remember your latin: Semper necessitas probandi incumbit ei qui agit. Or did you fail to get the point being made, and all of this is a elaborate attempt to entice me to re-write it in a more simplistic form? You have also yet to substanciate your assertion that you have taken apart my arguments.
PS. If I am a ‘troll’, yet another cheap ad-hominen to evade the intellectual obligation of addressing my points, why do you continue to engage in discussion with me?
Ironically, even socialist countries had different salaries for different professions, bonuses for extra work, raises for education, etc. So even they knew they had to provide at least some incentives for the employees.
You’re arguing semantics and ignoring content. How is that not ‘intelectual dishonesty’?
Whether you’re willing to admit it or not, scarcity is a natural part of human existance. Costs incurred by persuing ends and desires are entirely natural to human action. Action is a testiment to this truth, as all known action is conducted in a temporal frame; it is limited within time. Through perusing one end over another, you are making payment in terms of lost opportunity. A price is merely the expression of that in terms of a good.
Insisting on calling this ‘artificial’ in order to claim slavish status to a price-economy is dishonest to say the least.
Four points, firstly how am I ‘ignorining content’? Secondly, I’m not the one who constructed the semantics argument, Jon did. My point is trade is an artifical construct; Jon brought up the issue of language. Pay attention. Thirdly in answer to your question ‘How is that not ‘intelectual dishonesty’?’, this is a complete dodge of your intellectual obligations. You make the charge, thus the onus is upon you to provide proof, not upon me to disprove your delusions. Fourthly, this:
“Whether you’re willing to admit it or not, scarcity is a natural part of human existance. Costs incurred by persuing ends and desires are entirely natural to human action. Action is a testiment to this truth, as all known action is conducted in a temporal frame; it is limited within time. Through perusing one end over another, you are making payment in terms of lost opportunity. A price is merely the expression of that in terms of a good.”
is based upon unsubstanciated assertions, not proofs. It also doesn’t disprove my central thesis.
I’ve gotta say, i’m bemused by notion that members of this board (such as Captain Obvious of BAAWA) think it is some kind of revelation (that they have discovered or noticed through their sharp wits) that my contributions on this board are not all entirely serious. The name in my profile, if read aloud, is Lord ‘Rather Short Willy’.
And why pick out ‘sociodecatephology’, as opposed to Bugry School for Boys tiddlywinks champion? But you’re right I should have gone with something real like phallology, parthenology or eccrinology, but I thought you fellows may not notice.