Re: Ten years later

On Mar 8, 5:32 pm, Stan <s...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Betov wrote:
You don't need to tell: It is more than evident that you will
"never understand".

First "socialism" is dead one century ago, and what is called
so, in Europe, nowadays, is nothing but Right-Wing.

Second, what we call "Right Extreeme", in Europe, nowadays, is
what you would call "leftist", in your uncultured country of
nerds.

Third, declaring yourself in agreament with a criminal like
Ramball Hide, on an Assembly News Group, is enough for saying
all there is to say about you.

So, expecting you to ever understand how and why Intellectual
Property is a crime, and why and how the general interrest
researches can, in no case, be done by private Companies,
under Crime&Co Licenses, but must absolutely be done by States
researchers, would be like expecting a worm to understand
Astronomy.

Do you feel better, now that you've got that off your mind?
I must admit, I was expecting a little more than just a "glossing over"
of what I had said.
It would have been better if you'd at least explained why you believe
that "Intellectual Property is a crime."
And you would have a hard time convincing the people athttp://www.socialismtoday.org/index.htmlthat Socialism has been "dead"
for a hundred years in Europe.
And try telling that to these people:http://www.pes.org/
I'm sure they would be highly offended if you called them "Right-wing",
or worse, "Right Exreme".
You need to get your facts straight first, before trying to engage me in
a rational debate. It's obvious, you haven't a clue of what you're
talking about.

--
Stan Reed

"Who is John Galt?"

Stan, you are talking to someone rejected by the Anarchists for being
too radical. He is unable to understand your reasoning.


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