horseshoe theory is real
Horseshoe theory is real
Levi Reed
Henry Young
>police
no need if Man is rational and decent
but he is neither so eh, what can you do?
Isaac Brooks
>liberating the proletariat from the exploitation of the capitalists
>"oppress minorities"
Aaron Russell
Exactly this.
Police exists as a force to enforce the rule of state, but is inevitable. Man is co flictive and egotistical, and hierarchies of power naturally form which eventually result in the use of an armed force to preserve those hierarchies.
Gavin Ward
haha nice meme bro, have you posted it on r/PoliticalCompassMemes?
Carson Morgan
They're attacking the most persecuted minority of all, the rich.
>Yet, as every business executive knows, few elements of American society today have as little influence in government as the American businessman, the corporation, or even the millions of corporate stockholders. If one doubts this, let him undertake the role of “lobbyist” for the business point of view before Congressional committees. The same situation obtains in the legislative halls of most states and major cities. One does not exaggerate to say that, in terms of political influence with respect to the course of legislation and government action, the American business executive is truly the “forgotten man.”
Ian Garcia
Squeal, piggy, squeal
Josiah Martinez
>the millions of corporate stockholders
wtf i have complete control over the us government!?!?
Josiah Evans
>Man is co flictive and egotistical, and hierarchies of power naturally form
Lmao man takes to what his environment is. And hierarchies aren't natural. Lol this is like the view of a 16 year old on the world.
Ayden Bailey
>Yet, as every business executive knows, few elements of American society today have as little influence in government as the American businessman, the corporation, or even the millions of corporate stockholders. If one doubts this, let him undertake the role of “lobbyist” for the business point of view before Congressional committees. The same situation obtains in the legislative halls of most states and major cities. One does not exaggerate to say that, in terms of political influence with respect to the course of legislation and government action, the American business executive is truly the “forgotten man.”
Honestly still can't believe a justice of the supreme court wrote this. Probably the most absurd paragraph I've ever read.