Bevor manche vielleicht etwas theorieverliebte und in meinen Augen schlicht realitätsfremde Libertäre sich wieder wundern, warum ich einen Artikel eines "linken" Journalisten anpreise, der Gefängnisstrafen für Wall-Street-"Unternehmer" fordert , möchte ich auf die Abschlußpassagen hinweisen (Hervorhebung von mir):
" The mental stumbling block, for most Americans, is that financial crimes don't feel real; you don't see the culprits waving guns in liquor stores or dragging coeds into bushes. But these frauds are worse than common robberies. They're crimes of intellectual choice, made by people who are already rich and who have every conceivable social advantage, acting on a simple, cynical calculation: Let's steal whatever we can, then dare the victims to find the juice to reclaim their money through a captive bureaucracy. They're attacking the very definition of property - Which, after all, depends in part on a legal system that defends everyone's claims of ownership equally . When that definition becomes tenuous or conditional - when the state simply gives up on the notion of justice -. This whole American Dream thing recedes even further from reality "
The Wall Street bosses are not" John Galt "that represent capitalism, they are megalomaniac criminals who buy their accomplices on the supervisory authorities and the foundation of capitalism, undermining Eigetumsrechte, and the exemplary principles of" lead free market "absurd and bring it into disrepute. From I can starve from these figures, even in private prisons, I have not gone to the statists. Rothbard and Co. but would turn over in his grave if they saw what happened to the USA . Besides, I is in an upright dubio officials with a sense of justice as Gary Aguirre rather than sleazy criminal pseudo-capitalists like Dick Fuld or John Mack .
" The mental stumbling block, for most Americans, is that financial crimes don't feel real; you don't see the culprits waving guns in liquor stores or dragging coeds into bushes. But these frauds are worse than common robberies. They're crimes of intellectual choice, made by people who are already rich and who have every conceivable social advantage, acting on a simple, cynical calculation: Let's steal whatever we can, then dare the victims to find the juice to reclaim their money through a captive bureaucracy. They're attacking the very definition of property - Which, after all, depends in part on a legal system that defends everyone's claims of ownership equally . When that definition becomes tenuous or conditional - when the state simply gives up on the notion of justice -. This whole American Dream thing recedes even further from reality "
The Wall Street bosses are not" John Galt "that represent capitalism, they are megalomaniac criminals who buy their accomplices on the supervisory authorities and the foundation of capitalism, undermining Eigetumsrechte, and the exemplary principles of" lead free market "absurd and bring it into disrepute. From I can starve from these figures, even in private prisons, I have not gone to the statists. Rothbard and Co. but would turn over in his grave if they saw what happened to the USA . Besides, I is in an upright dubio officials with a sense of justice as Gary Aguirre rather than sleazy criminal pseudo-capitalists like Dick Fuld or John Mack .
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