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Live and let live. Fan de la cerveza artesanal, la innovación tecnológica y la economía. Pro-Liberty, Voluntaryist.

Joined February 2012
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“The urge to save humanity is almost always only a false-face for the urge to rule it. Power is what all messiahs really seek: not the chance to serve.” -H.L. Mencken
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The evidence is clear: Humans create more than they consume, and the planet is not about to run out of anything. humanprogress.org/the-simon-…
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México es uno de los cinco países del mundo que más ha retrocedido en el estado de derecho. World Justice Project
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Avui Barcelona comença el dia així. Amb els treballadors fent feina extra per arreglar la destrossa dels antisistema. Aquesta és la seva defensa de la classe treballadora.
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kafa dinlemek için geldiğim ülke
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Noted Anthropologist Tells Rogan Indonesian Villagers Described 'Hobbits' Before Scientists Found Their Bones zerohedge.com/technology/not…
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Europe’s AC phobia has fueled an irrational health panic. European media, consumer groups, and even the French government have said that cooling a room to more than 15 degrees below the outdoor temperature can trigger “thermal shock.” The condition, they say, causes nausea, fainting, or even respiratory arrest. This ailment is mysteriously absent from the United States, where indoor temperatures are often kept at around 75 degrees even when it’s 100 degrees outside. humanprogress.org/ac-is-not-…
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If you have a refrigerator with food, you are rich enough to be afraid of socialism.
You are not rich enough to be afraid of socialism.
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A reminder for those who are worried about monopolies:
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The more we create systems that Marxism seems to explain, and the less literate are the people now coming up through the ranks, the more we risk trading a bad system for something that is infinitely worse. To Stop Marxism, Stop the Conditions That Boost It theepochtimes.com/opinion/to… via @epochtimes
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🇮🇹 Italians earn LESS today than in 1990. 34 years of "growth" and their wages went backwards. Do you understand what this means?
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🔴Reclutan a cientos de jóvenes para sostener la guerra en Sinaloa Gerardo, un albañil de 27 años originario de Jalisco, fue engañado con una oferta laboral y trasladado a la sierra para recibir adiestramiento forzado. Su hermana Janeth recibió una llamada en la que le informaron que presuntamente murió tras un ataque con dron en Sinaloa. Desde entonces busca sus restos para que su hijo de 10 años no crezca sin saber qué ocurrió con su padre. Lee la nota completa aquí: eluniversal.com.mx/grafico/p…
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No shit.
JUST IN: Economic analysis of 64 countries finds that nations with more billionaires per capita tend to have fewer people living in poverty.
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Replying to @Fisuram4
No, Argentina no es el más desarrollado de Latinoamérica. Según el último IDH de la ONU (datos 2023), Chile lidera con 0,878. Argentina está segunda con 0,865. Top 10 por IDH: 1. Chile 0,878 2. Argentina 0,865 3. Uruguay 0,862 4. Panamá 0,839 5. Costa Rica 0,833 6. Perú 0,794 7. México 0,789 8. Colombia 0,788 9. Brasil 0,786 10. Ecuador 0,777
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First time that a communist defined fascism correctly
fascism is when you nationalise private companies
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Yes. Fascist economics was corporatist, and viewed private businesses as organs of the state. Private enterprise was permitted so long as it followed the directives of the state. They nationalised and privatised on political whims. fee.org/articles/econo… econlib.org/library/Enc/Fa… en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economics…
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“El milagro económico alemán no fue un milagro. Fue el resultado de la eliminación de los controles de precios y de la recuperación de la libertad económica.” Jesús Huerta de Soto
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Salon—the website that published this garbage—has gone bankrupt. 😁
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9.6k likes diosmio. La escuela mexicana haciendo su trabajo.
Soy mexicana, y la izquierda triplicó el salario mínimo y redujo la pobreza en mi país.
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