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Originally Posted by Beebs
Corporations are generally well behaved in regards to the law, certainly more so than individuals. Nobody is saying all corporations are always perfect, but there is no reason to throw out what has been the driving force of the entire modern world.
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Individuals usually do not possess the capital to influence the laws that apply to them like corporations.
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My point is they are fighting for a more free world, which is inherently a betterment over a less free world.
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They are fighting for a free world or are they fighting for freedom to do what they will? There is a clear distinction between individuals having inalienable rights and corporations having the right to do whatever they want.
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Whatever you think of banking and finance, without them world would have none of the modern luxuries it does; it is the driving force in pretty much all advances in the world.
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The results always justify the means then? At what point do we stop? The palpable power of banks is only in the infancy of its growth, organizations with this much size can incrementally undermine anything they so choose. Give it a couple of decades of "freedom" to do whatever they like and you will be making payments on the lease for your own flesh and blood.