Ron Paul Begs UN To Intervene In Free Market vs. His Fans!

[J.K. Gregg]

[exploited]

It's okay JK, there is nothing wrong with being wrong. It's just that you should ideally learn from it, and not just ignore the actually massive flaws in objectivism.

[Precocity]

exploited, why don't you go make a thread about objectivism in the Philosophy forum like you said earlier in the chat so people can get back to the topic? Thanks.

[exploited]

For sure, I will do that. But threads don't always have to stay on topic. It is only natural for new things to come up, that is how discussion works. But okay, I'll save it for another time.

[John Galt]

oh ron

you really should just let them keep it

[phosphide]

I fail to see the issue here. Property rights isn't something he was outspoken against (unless I missed that). In addition, just because you are against an organization doesn't always necessarily mean you can avoid having to come face to face it. He's fighting for intellectual property which any of us can do and have every right to pursue. In fact, government (or the U.N. in this case) upholding his intellectual property is a big win considering the lack of intellectual property rights out there.

[Gremlin]

[PoS]

The guys retired and going senile. Why dont you Obamanuts go pick on somebody else.

[Dennis]

The systems we have in place are the systems we have in place.

Just because he does not like them, does not mean he can avoid using them, as long as they are still active.