> It's not a choice. You have a (metaphorical) pistol to your head to engage with the system as it is, die, or be killed.
This is ridiculous. In the US people constantly quit to start small businesses, work for other businesses, or just not work at all. There is zero threat of violence if you choose not to work.
Additionally, there is no concept of debt slavery at all outside of the military (which is probably the most successful socialist institution in the US). There is no forced labor to pay down debt.
> private property in absentia (ultimately based on theft, might I add)
Based on theft from who? If I grow some cucumbers in my garden, who have I stolen them from?
This is ridiculous. In the US people constantly quit to start small businesses, work for other businesses, or just not work at all. There is zero threat of violence if you choose not to work.
Additionally, there is no concept of debt slavery at all outside of the military (which is probably the most successful socialist institution in the US). There is no forced labor to pay down debt.
> private property in absentia (ultimately based on theft, might I add)
Based on theft from who? If I grow some cucumbers in my garden, who have I stolen them from?