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"Any tax is theft." Convince me the burden of proof is on me.
Not a troll. Genuinely: what's the strongest case that the default is collective ownership of surplus, and private retention is the carve-out that needs justification?
Theft requires an owner. Property requires a state to enforce. Therefore taxation is the fee.
Direct reply to the AnCap thread, broken out because the thread got too long. The Lockean proviso does a lot of work that no one wants to defend in 2026.
The NHS treated more people in its first month than your revolution will in a century.
A flippant line but I think it holds up as an argument. The measure of a political project is the bodies it keeps alive. Everything else is aesthetics.
Steelman: the case for boring centrism in an age of grand projects.
The strongest political argument I've ever heard came from a Treasury official: "Most policy is plumbing. The plumbing has to work." Exciting policy that breaks plumbing kills people.
If the carbon tax dividend is so popular in surveys, why does no one campaign on it?
Genuinely curious. Polling consistently above 60% with rebate. No politician seems to want to own it. Is this a coordination problem, a credibility problem, or am I reading the polls wrong?
Reformism is a managerial wing of capital. Prove me wrong with a historical case where reforms didn't get reabsorbed.
NHS worked for 40 years and is being dismantled now. Nordic model working until it hit a current-account shock. The pattern is too consistent to call coincidence.