Here.
It should be obvious that the referee can't also be a player.
^The idea of a large, and yet scrupulously honest State is fraudulent to its core. As the State expands in size, it inevitably develops interests that lead to corruption. Its power becomes so valuable that bribery is an everyday transaction, camouflaged in sanctimonious rhetoric. Taking responsibility for errors and wrongdoing will always be less attractive than dipping into the public treasury for a few billion greenbacks to paper over the damage. As industries are first taxed, then regulated, and finally nationalized, the referees begin tackling players and running touchdowns. The only honest government is small government, so if you’re sincerely opposed to political corruption, that’s what you should insist on.^
The Parable of the Referee
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- The Parable of the Referee
- A game without referees might include:
- Re: Ruh roh...
- Ruh roh...
- This is my conviction also.
- Re: Re: simple.
- Re: Or in short...
- Re: simple.
- its simple.
- Or in short...
- Re: "together"
- Re: the left hand of darkness
- Re: gothgirl...
- gothgirl...
- I understand your viewpoint..
- Re: Thanks gg...
- Thanks gg...
- the left hand of darkness
- Re: No point in explaining
- Re: I know I am not good at all at recognizing irony...
- I know I am not good at all at recognizing irony...
- Re: Simple
- Simple
