hans hermann hoppe : no es un crisis del capitalismo es un crisis del estatismo

hans hermann hoppe : no es una crisis del capitalismo es un crisis del estatismo

Another objection: What about the new internet-based detractors of the state, such as "Occupy" or the "Pirates," who demand transparency and participation, without immediately condemning the state and democracy in their entirety?

Hoppe : The "Occupy" movement consists of economic ignoramuses who fail to understand that the banks’ dirty tricks, which they rightly deplore, are possible only because there is a state-licensed central bank that acts as a “lender of last resort,” and that the current financial crisis therefore is not a crisis of capitalism but a crisis of statism. The "Pirates," with their demand for an unconditional basic income, are well on the way to becoming another "free beer for all" party. They have a single issue: criticism of "intellectual property rights" (IP rights), which could make them very popular—and earn them the enmity in particular of the music, film and pharmaceutical industries. But even there they are clueless wimps. They just need to google Stephan Kinsella. Then they’d see that IP has nothing to do with property, but rather with state privileges. IP allows the inventor (I) or ‘first maker’ of a product—a text, picture, song or whatever—to forbid all other people to replicate this product, or to charge them license fees, even if the replicator (R) thereby uses his own property only (and does not take away any of I’s property). This way, I is elevated to the status of co-owner of R’s property. This shows: IP rights are not property but, on the contrary, are an attack on property and therefore completely illegitimate.

Si cada uno pagara sus cuentas estas crisis no pasaban.

Y la cuenta más grande es la del interes compuesto.

Grande HHH.

Cuanta razón.

Fuente, por favor.

For that too you will probably not find a majority. Therefore how will state and democracy develop in future? Where will we finally end up?

Hoppe : The Western "welfare state model," "socialism light," will collapse just like "classical" socialism—of course, I can’t say whether in five, ten or 15 years. The key words are: state bankruptcy, hyperinflation, currency reform and violent distribution battles. Then it will either come to a call for a "strong man" or—hopefully—a massive secession movement.

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Neolengua

no es ninguna crisis es el sistema parasitario en sus últimas consecuencias. Y me importa una hez si el parásito es el estado o las corporaciones...

Enterao dijo:

Then they’d see that IP has nothing to do with property, but rather with state privileges. IP allows the inventor (I) or ‘first maker’ of a product—a text, picture, song or whatever—to forbid all other people to replicate this product, or to charge them license fees, even if the replicator (R) thereby uses his own property only (and does not take away any of I’s property). This way, I is elevated to the status of co-owner of R’s property. This shows: IP rights are not property but, on the contrary, are an attack on property and therefore completely illegitimate.

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En cuanto a la propiedad intelectual llega en la práctica a un punto muy similar a los piratas. Pero es un planteamiento tan radical que resulta algo cómico:
"He comprado el disco ¡cómo que la Quinta sinfonía de Beethoven es la quinta sinfonía de Hoppe!".