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Originally posted by Citizen Koba
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I'd add to that public education, transport infrastructure, the mail service and even if you're gonna go all the way collective defence (the military). Folow small Government to it's conclusion and why should people pay huge $$$s in tax to pay for an army that's also gonna protect those who don't contribute? 
In fact it's essentially impossible to call something a society at all if it doesn't have some degree of collective responsibility and collective payment in one form or another... the question is should always be not 'do we want socialism or pure capitalism' but 'how much socialism produces the best results for the most people'.
In fact it's essentially impossible to call something a society at all if it doesn't have some degree of collective responsibility and collective payment in one form or another... the question is should always be not 'do we want socialism or pure capitalism' but 'how much socialism produces the best results for the most people'.
Yes, it’s always about figuring out that proper balance of the two.
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