To claim that because we have a multitude of styles and not a uniformity, we have no musical tradition or culture? that is a very unserious argument
Replying to @aelfred_D
The US has been a massive innovator in music genres within the past century via rock and roll, rap, blues, jazz, etc.
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"Your universe has no meaning to them. They will not try to understand. They will be tired, they will be cold, they will make a fire with your beautiful oak door..."
Jean Raspail, The Camp of the Saints
même la tour eiffel pourrait tomber je m’en bas les couilles de votre patrimoine y a des gens qui ne peuvent pas boire, manger et dormir dans de bonnes conditions
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Textbook example of the argument from incredulity fallacy. The author doesnt understand the complex relationships between scarcity, incentives, culture, terrain, politics, etc. so they assume they dont exist and if every exchange was mediated by them, we'd be better off.
Talking about the economy with an economist is like talking about religion with a church minister. You still think we are talking about managing drawbacks; we are pointing out that your entire system is an elaborate, irrational, evil ritual theatre.
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I just assume anyone complaining about culture theft, or anyone who needs to autistically redifine where a tradition started to have the sole claim to a practice, is low IQ and historically illiterate. Every culture has borrowed from others and made unique variants of traditions
Halloween originated in Ireland
The whole carving pumpkins thing is Irish, except we used turnips
America has no culture except that which is stolen
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When libertarians advocate to import million of low wage foreign workers, do they just not realize that as soon as these workers gain the right to vote, they'll vote to remove every libertarian principle in favor of collectivism?
“Citizens should collectively dictate what hiring decisions employers are permitted to make” is a socialist principle, not a libertarian one.
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