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You got it wrong. Violence against the political class is never ok, at least according to the political class

Give a girl a fish and she stares at you for a day.
Give her a fishing rod and she will stare at you for the rest of her life.

There is only one rule: Post before you leave

Edit: Sorry, wrong community

Contracts are things you do when you don't trust the other person. How romantic

Or absurdism

He will never become a real boy

"I drink to forget. I want to forget because I'm ashamed. I'm ashamed that I drink."

We're not there yet

yes

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After 1945, they made sure no one is denied from art school anymore

Don't

Don't

I mean it's not wrong to use it that way but please consider the research into solutions of these challenges

I don't even care if that's what will happen

That is one application of the idea. Most people use the concept to privatize commonly owned or state own things which ironically leads to companies that destroy rivers and stuff. There is research on which criteria make a common work and it's not surprising that the ownership model that was predominant for a long while actually work despite the fact that some white guy had a thought experiment and said it can't possibly work.

Neighbors aren't strangers.

Which was my point. Why focus on exchange with strangers when most people you interact with aren't strangers?

barter remains an essential part of exchange with strangers

While this is true, exchange with strangers isn't the primary means of exchange in many societies. You can give your neighbor shoes they need to work on the fields and they own you one, later in fall they give it back in potatoes they harvest. No need to have a sack of potatoes in the moment you need new shoes. These IOUs get formalized into quantifiable valued you can write down and that's fiat money.

Ok, it exists but it wasn't the predecessor of money. It's not that the "double coincidence of needs" or what it is called made money a necessity. That's my point and I worded it poorly, sorry for that.