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Originally posted by Kidicious
I'm not answering that.
I'm not answering that.
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Oooohh. Berz is weaving a tangled web in this one.Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat
Hey Berz, how's the weed in Kansas?
Since when does "violence" enter the picture? It's a friggin' fine. If someone chooses to hole up and have a shootout at the OK Corral rather than pay a fine for violating a law they knew they were violating, then that person is making a choice, and is certainly not "peaceful."
I drank beer. I like beer. I still like beer. ... Do you like beer Senator?
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I can't answer that one. It's that simple. If you want to destroy my case you will have to find some other way.Originally posted by Kuciwalker
Because it completely destroys your case.I drank beer. I like beer. I still like beer. ... Do you like beer Senator?
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Why don't you just make the point you were trying to make? Assume I say that he should be paid equally for his labor regardless of his output, even though I've said that I don't believe in that numerous times. See why I can't answer that question?Originally posted by Kuciwalker
I drank beer. I like beer. I still like beer. ... Do you like beer Senator?
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How about "the same pay for the same amount of effective work or effort?" - then you're on to something.Originally posted by Kidicious
MtG,
The reason I'm avoiding the question is because it really has nothing to do with the system that I advocate. I'm not interested in trying to figure out what would possibly be fair in a capitalist system.
He should recieve the same pay for the same amount of work and effort. That's my answer. Take it or leave it.
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Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat
Well, if I joined the Party, I'd have to have my henchmen lock up all the Party members who actually believe their stuff will work in the real world, then disband the party.
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Originally posted by Kidicious
Why don't you just make the point you were trying to make? Assume I say that he should be paid equally for his labor regardless of his output, even though I've said that I don't believe in that numerous times. See why I can't answer that question?
Yes, because any answer you give would either be inconsistent with the above claim or with this:
Originally posted by Kidicious
No. The value of labor is not the wage they are paid or the market price of what they produce. It's the amount of labor they put in.Comment
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So you DON'T support communism?Originally posted by Kidicious
He should recieve the same pay for the same amount of work and effort. That's my answer. Take it or leave it.Comment
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Kid, deal with it, Kuciwalker just made you look like a fool. You are basically saying "I can't answer your question because any answer I give would destroy my position." That's the whole point of the question 
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Fine, as long as both producers have equal access to tools.Originally posted by MichaeltheGreat
How about "the same pay for the same amount of effective work or effort?" - then you're on to something.
I drank beer. I like beer. I still like beer. ... Do you like beer Senator?
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So now your supporting Wal-Mart?Comment
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Look, I answered you. I said it's not fair if they don't have access to the same tools.Originally posted by Kuciwalker
Originally posted by Kidicious
Why don't you just make the point you were trying to make? Assume I say that he should be paid equally for his labor regardless of his output, even though I've said that I don't believe in that numerous times. See why I can't answer that question?
Yes, because any answer you give would either be inconsistent with the above claim or with this:
Originally posted by Kidicious
No. The value of labor is not the wage they are paid or the market price of what they produce. It's the amount of labor they put in.I drank beer. I like beer. I still like beer. ... Do you like beer Senator?
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What if there are fewer tools than people who want access to those tools?
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That's not what I asked. I asked, should the other person be paid more, because he put in more effort, or paid less, because he produced less?Originally posted by Kidicious
Look, I answered you. I said it's not fair if they don't have access to the same tools.Comment
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