Does Darwinism lead to Socialism?

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

You can't do that at work though, can you?

At work we have this

[Peikko 1,575]

Exactly, nothing communal about vitamin water. You can't exactly take turns unscrewing the cap now can you?

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Oh, GFY. You want to demoralize people, that's all. You want to demoralize them so then they'll look to YOU for solutions!

Let's rebuild the Middle Class.

Yes, let's. You can start by ceasing and desisting from your non-stop efforts to strangle the entrepreneurial spirit.

Does the entrepreneurial spirit involve hunting the wildebeests into extinction?

Yes. Next dumb question, please.

...and when there's nothing left to hunt, then what? Cannibalism?

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

...and when there's nothing left to hunt, then what? Cannibalism?

libs, muthafucka! libs!

[one...two...tree 2,762]

...and when there's nothing left to hunt, then what? Cannibalism?

libs, muthafucka! libs!

[scandal 951]

What a weird nonsensical thread. Makes about as much sense as this

[Nagishkaw 510]

Ewwwwww.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Ron,

It's like this, Darwinism is all about lions hunting the wildebeest. Marxism is all about convincing the lion he's an herbivore. Free market capitalism is all about convincing the lion he needs to continuously eat even when he is full. ...and somewhere in the middle is common sense.

[Trumplestiltskin 5,791]

...and when there's nothing left to hunt, then what? Cannibalism?

libs, muthafucka! libs!

Crack open a fuckin 40 ouncer and get the GUN!

[scandal 951]

Ron,

It's like this, Darwinism is all about lions hunting the wildebeest. Marxism is all about convincing the lion he's an herbivore. Free market capitalism is all about convincing the lion he needs to continuously eat even when he is full. ...and somewhere in the middle is common sense.

Thanks for clarifying that, Steve.

Well now it all make perfect sense!

And here I thought putting the means of production in the hands of the proletariat (Marxism) meant that lions would be put in charge of the collective farms and generating five-year plans of production,

while creating level playing fields for the efficient price-based mediation of economic supply and demand (capitalism) meant that wildebeests would now be setting up brokerage houses under the buttonwood tree.

As to Darwinism, well everybody knows that's just a myth. Silly Darwinists. Everyone knows that it was that other famous 19th century Englishman who correctly described the origin of the species: humans emerged from falling down rabbit holes, eating magic mushrooms and drinking bottles labeled 'Drink Me'.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Ron,

It's like this, Darwinism is all about lions hunting the wildebeest. Marxism is all about convincing the lion he's an herbivore. Free market capitalism is all about convincing the lion he needs to continuously eat even when he is full. ...and somewhere in the middle is common sense.

Thanks for clarifying that, Steve.

Well now it all make perfect sense!

And here I thought putting the means of production in the hands of the proletariat (Marxism) meant that lions would be put in charge of the collective farms and generating five-year plans of production,

while creating level playing fields for the efficient price-based mediation of economic supply and demand (capitalism) meant that wildebeests would now be setting up brokerage houses under the buttonwood tree.

As to Darwinism, well everybody knows that's just a myth. Silly Darwinists. Everyone knows that it was that other famous 19th century Englishman who correctly described the origin of the species: humans emerged from falling down rabbit holes, eating magic mushrooms and drinking bottles labeled 'Drink Me'.

So the question is - just how far do you want to go down that rabbit hole?

Edited May 11, 2009 by Col. 'Bat' Guano

[scandal 951]

Ron,

It's like this, Darwinism is all about lions hunting the wildebeest. Marxism is all about convincing the lion he's an herbivore. Free market capitalism is all about convincing the lion he needs to continuously eat even when he is full. ...and somewhere in the middle is common sense.

Thanks for clarifying that, Steve.

Well now it all make perfect sense!

And here I thought putting the means of production in the hands of the proletariat (Marxism) meant that lions would be put in charge of the collective farms and generating five-year plans of production,

while creating level playing fields for the efficient price-based mediation of economic supply and demand (capitalism) meant that wildebeests would now be setting up brokerage houses under the buttonwood tree.

As to Darwinism, well everybody knows that's just a myth. Silly Darwinists. Everyone knows that it was that other famous 19th century Englishman who correctly described the origin of the species: humans emerged from falling down rabbit holes, eating magic mushrooms and drinking bottles labeled 'Drink Me'.

So the question is - just how far do you want to go down that rabbit hole?

LOL. Through the center of the Earth and all the way to China! The land where modern socialism and capitalism fuse together in a polyglot of incoherent ideologies. The logical terminus for this nonsense.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Ron,

It's like this, Darwinism is all about lions hunting the wildebeest. Marxism is all about convincing the lion he's an herbivore. Free market capitalism is all about convincing the lion he needs to continuously eat even when he is full. ...and somewhere in the middle is common sense.

Thanks for clarifying that, Steve.

Well now it all make perfect sense!

And here I thought putting the means of production in the hands of the proletariat (Marxism) meant that lions would be put in charge of the collective farms and generating five-year plans of production,

while creating level playing fields for the efficient price-based mediation of economic supply and demand (capitalism) meant that wildebeests would now be setting up brokerage houses under the buttonwood tree.

As to Darwinism, well everybody knows that's just a myth. Silly Darwinists. Everyone knows that it was that other famous 19th century Englishman who correctly described the origin of the species: humans emerged from falling down rabbit holes, eating magic mushrooms and drinking bottles labeled 'Drink Me'.

So the question is - just how far do you want to go down that rabbit hole?

LOL. Through the center of the Earth and all the way to China! The land where modern socialism and capitalism fuse together in a polyglot of incoherent ideologies. The logical terminus for this nonsense.

Dammao!

[I AM NOT THAT GUY 5,715]

Edited May 12, 2009 by Mister_Bill

[Nagishkaw 510]