/liberty/ - Liberty

Rally the men into nazis and genocide the inferior. Done that we decide if we remain nazi or disband back into spergs depending on what has most benefits for me.

>>79980

With the present situation they are manipulating their performance statistics in an attempt to drive traffic to their board, however recently they suffered a split so those means have taken a toll on their effectiveness. They use their resources to advocate for imports from external forums to sustain their tyranny.

>>79983

They show up here to deliver bad memes.

>>79989

In this case they are precluded from invading by a digital barrier.

>>79971

Isn't that kind of begging the question? Socialists can barely produce enough goods for themselves (if they can even produce enough goods for themselves) in the first place, and you're saying they're going to have time to waste those precious resources on AnCapistan at the expense of their own citizenry? AnCapistan probably doesn't even accept Socialist currency in the first place, and the Socialist nation probably bans/heavily taxes AnCapistani goods in an effort to keep people from realizing it's better on the other side.

This reiteration of the question "what if X uses the state to outcompete you?" is pointless because it assumes the state can outcompete us. A state with heavy regulations, a stagnating "thriving" employer-led healthcare initiative, forcing its citizenry at gunpoint to hand over their money while enforcing minimum wages will never be able to compete with a group who doesn't play by those rules and doesn't give a fuck, because those are expenses that will make the cost of trying to outcompete the market (that they can't directly invade) exponentially larger than AnCapistani losses the more they push it. Let's not forget that when various monopolies tried this same scheme of assuming future monopoly profits by taking massive losses in the early 1900s, their competitors shut down their factories for a few months, and then when the monopolies tried to price gouge, their competitors opened up their factories near-immediately because they could compete again. A lot of those "monopolies" ended up going bankrupt because they had lost too much money pricing out their competition and could no longer recover it via price gouging.