#capitalist

To hate on Capitalism is to hate on the lifeblood of humanity. If you want to get a sense of my principles and values in a succinct book, check out The Definitive Guide to Libertarian Voluntaryism over

Government distorts the market and creates poor incentives with the tragedy of the commons. If you want to get a sense of my principles and values in a succinct book, check out The Definitive Guide to

Capitalism is the lifeblood of all human flourishing. It's the vehicle that enables people to be rewarded for providing others value. And the more people you provide value to, the greater the word, as

The more the government does, the more it takes from you and spends it on inefficient, wasteful solutions. If you want to get a sense of my principles and values in a succinct book, check out The Definitive

People who have more money by creating jobs for others are not lazy. They are involved in bringing together a business vision and helping to ensure that the work stays relevant so many can be employed.

The government doesn't nationalize resources for your benefit. It's to enrich those in power so they can use the resources for their control. If you want a piece of the pie, invest your own dime. That's

Tech money isn't a disease. It's the cure to poverty. If you want to get a sense of my principles and values in a succinct book, check out The Definitive Guide to Libertarian Voluntaryism over at: (affiliate)

There is no such thing as "free stuff" from the government. Everything they have came by first taking from you! If you want to get a sense of my principles and values in a succinct book, check

Businesses provide millions of people value through their goods and services. That's not stealing or exploitation. When people shoplift, that gets accounted in losses and causes prices to rise to deal

The root issue is that the government takes your money by force and picks the winners and losers. If you were free to choose, you could choose base on what you actually valued. If you want to get a sense

Providing people jobs because you build up a valuable business is not exploitation. It's giving people opportunities and being rewarded for helping on a mass scale. If you want to get a sense of my principles

People in the private market have to provide value to customers to get wealthy. People in the state get their wealth by forcibly taking it from everyone else. If you want to get a sense of my principles

A common misconception is that billionaires have their billions in a giant vault and they just nose-dive into piles of heaping dollars like Scrooge McDuck. The reality is that the billions of dollars often

Lower prices help people afford more things. Market competition helps incentivize efficiencies and reach lower prices. No general business monopoly can exist without the state forcing it by law. It's that