Libertarian Candidate John McAfee On The Two Party Machine

[singular_me]

Libertarian Candidate John McAfee Speaks About Breaking The Two Party Machine
‘Activist Post reporter Derrick Broze interviews Libertarian party candidate and tech icon John McAfee about the importance of refusing to participate in “the two-party machine.” McAfee also emphasizes the role of the individual in political discourse.’


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1avFUnnsCs

[singular_me]

the winner will be bought by and for



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDT4rYjtY6o

[Horn]

The people have spoken,

and they want the government (or someone else) to nanny and provide for them security in soylent green future jobs.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6PQvMtNnmWY

[singular_me]

anybody who at least doesnt want a minimalist gov **is** part of the problem

[Shami-Amourae]

anybody who at least doesnt want a minimalist gov **is** part of the problem

I used to think that, but the more I understand technology and automation, I now see large government as inevitable no matter what because such a large percentage of the population will be automated out of the workplace, and will depend on the State to stay alive.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4kyRyKyOpo

[monty]

I used to think that, but the more I understand technology and automation, I now see large government as inevitable no matter what because such a large percentage of the population will be automated out of the workplace, and will depend on the State to stay alive.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4kyRyKyOpo

out of curiosity, where are the funds coming from to pay this massive government and to provide for the unemployed masses, particularly if the majority of production is offshore?

If there are no producers to tax, there can't be much revenue.

[Shami-Amourae]

out of curiosity, where are the funds coming from to pay this massive government and to provide for the unemployed masses, particularly if the majority of production is offshore?

If there are no producers to tax, there can't be much revenue.

I think governments will introduce an automation tax. Basically it will equate the amount of work robots are doing to human hours of labor, and tax that.

Honestly though we are in total uncharted territory so there's no historical examples we can grasp on to understand how/what exactly will happen.

[Horn]

Yes, unfortunately nobody has created a robot capable of logic forms in filling a W-2

Once that happens citizens or anything at all will have no need to exist.

Those auto-fill and altho-spelling programs on the smartphone will be completly useless.

[singular_me]

we are in this impasse because everybody has been following the money for centuries, the top has fed off this mindset to propel itself ... a positive futurist society can only occur if/when people will accept to lose everything, understand that monetarism was a con game and thus refute the so-called gov' s humanitarianism. fixed wages will just delete the middle class.



Why Are Thousands Of Millionaires Fleeing Chicago And Other Major Cities Around The World?
http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/why-are-thousands-of-millionaires-fleeing-chicago-and-other-major-cities-around-the-world



I used to think that, but the more I understand technology and automation, I now see large government as inevitable no matter what because such a large percentage of the population will be automated out of the workplace, and will depend on the State to stay alive.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4kyRyKyOpo

[Shami-Amourae]

we are in this impasse because everybody has been following the money for centuries, the top has fed off this mindset to propel itself ... a positive futurist society can only occur if/when people will accept to lose everything, understand that monetarism was a con game and thus refute the so-called gov' s humanitarianism.

I think you're implying a resource based economy like in Star Trek?

If that happens there has the be a transition phase, which we may be entering. The systems around us are failing, and established orders are all out of touch with the realities we face.

My approach is to head for the hills (rural), and be self sufficient as possible while all the chaos plays out in the cities.

[osoab]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKgf5PaBzyg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKgf5PaBzyg

[Glass]

I think governments will introduce an automation tax. Basically it will equate the amount of work robots are doing to human hours of labor, and tax that.

Honestly though we are in total uncharted territory so there's no historical examples we can grasp on to understand how/what exactly will happen.

How does that work? geniune question of curriosity. From reading I'm wondering who is paying the tax? It reads as if the robots would pay the tax? Do they get paid?