Yes, the more gov mixes into the economy the harder it is for business to exist and even be innovated in the first place. I agree, complete separation of gov and the economy.
@johngleue
17 күн бұрын
I'm only 10 minutes in, and this is amazing! I hope a lot of people watched this!
@lebendigesdeutsch5123
17 күн бұрын
Great debate
@RayceJacobson
17 күн бұрын
Yes, The American Capitalist Party.
@greengoblin5636
17 күн бұрын
❤
@ludwigvonsowell5347
15 күн бұрын
Fantastic interview
@ryan_alive
17 күн бұрын
Hook/intro edited to make Yaron look like a total leftist looney.
@user-qb9ex8hc9o
16 күн бұрын
35:09 what was that glitch???
@Liberty-LLama
17 күн бұрын
Yaron, I usually agree with you on many things. The pharmaceutical question is one in many ways you are way off. And while there ought to be more straight competition between these companies, the fact that the medical markets are the most government regulated and managed make pure competition impossible. Also we should look at things like quality of life, not just life expectancy. If in order to live, you require to be on massive amounts of pills and drugs. That is a major problem. The food we eat today in many ways is leaps and bound worse for use than it used to be. And government has a lot to do with this. Now I absolutely think that an actual Laissez-faire system will be the best way to lead to this. So again I think you are correct on many points, and you are not entirely wrong on this point. But you are missing a lot of things on this subject.
@-whackd
17 күн бұрын
He thinks statins made us live longer rather than sanitation, electricity, stents and antibiotics (all discovered decades ago, generally by individual scientists, not modern pharma conglomerates).
@tomharrison6607
17 күн бұрын
@@-whackd not sure he has ever said that if i am mistaken please tell me where i can find it thank you very much
@kjettern
17 күн бұрын
The pharmaceutical industry doesn't make us healthy. The pharmaceutical industry cannot solve the obesity problem. The individual gets healthy by eating healthy food and living a healthy lifestyle in general, not by putting pills and va****es into your body.
@kjettern
17 күн бұрын
Pharmaceutical companies don't make us healthy. We get healthy when we choose to eat healthy food and live a healthy lifestyle in general.
@blackabe111
17 күн бұрын
I agree with pretty much everything except on abortion. If abortion is legal it's because the "clump of cells" in the woman isn't a human yet. If that's the case then me punching a pregnant woman in get stomach with the intent for her to lose her child isn't (attempted) murder Let's say, a woman with twins (boy and girl) is on her way to get an abortion. She doesn't want a girl but wants a boy so her intention is to "get rid" of the girl. Someone punches her in the stomach causing her to lose the boy. She still doesn't want a girl so she follows through with the abortion of the girl. Man gets charged with murder bc he killed a baby but the mother simply removed a clump of cells. So when does life start? As soon as the mother says so or at birth? I think giving a person the ability to decide whether someone is a person or not on an individual basis is very dangerous. I think it has to be that either all babies in the womb are humans or all aren't. And I really don't like the idea of someone being able to punch my pregnant partner, leading to miscarriage and it not be considered murder. I'm a capitalist to my bones but I just can't get behind abortion although I am very sympathetic to the idea of my body my choice
@zardozcys2912
17 күн бұрын
Why would he get charged with murder for punching a pregnant woman? It would be assault.
@zardozcys2912
17 күн бұрын
When does life start? Life is a process of self- generated self- sustaining action. What action is possible in the womb of a mother? A fetus' first action is to breathe when the lungs are cleared of fluid. That is the first self-sustaining self-generated action. At that point life begins. It is also the point when the fetus is physically separated from the mother so it is a separate entity not relying on sustenance from the mother.
@blackabe111
17 күн бұрын
@@zardozcys2912 so then a guy punching a lady hoping she has a miscarriage and actually is successfully hasn't committed murder. Just simple harassment. Plus if life starts at first breath then henneguya salminicol can't be a life form as they don't draw breath I believe.
@blackabe111
17 күн бұрын
@@zardozcys2912 that's what happens in the USA. If you punch a pregnant woman and that leads to the "death" of the baby the aggressor can be charged with murder. We can argue if that's logical, fair or right but the fact is that that's the case. So in the USA a man could be charged with murder for killing one twin and the woman could abort the other and it would be fine bc it wasn't living yet. One was a human one wasn't. So we can see that currently life starts when the mother says so or the kid is born. And I think letting individuals decide as per their convince if someone is a human or not is very dangerous.
@drixcel2741
16 күн бұрын
@@blackabe111 Since you give an example of “murder”, I believe you would agree that the issue of deciding when a life begins is mostly an issue of rights: if a fetus is not an individual, does that mean a violent assault on it is not a violation if rights, therefore not a crime? Anyone can go about punching pregnant women and go away from it the same way they would had they punched anyone else? As I understand it, that indeed would not be murder, but that does not mean it’s not an assault on rights ir that it’s not crime. Not only that, it is indeed a bigger crime than if the assault does not result in the death of a fetus. But not because someone was murdered - because there’s more damage done to the woman. The point is that the victim in such cases is the woman - a conscious individual living her life - and the crime is the violant assault on her body: because of the damage to her own body and the damage to the fetus that’s inside it, supported by it; and her life: in the sense of life as she chooses to live it, in this case to have children. The responsibilty and punishment on the assaultant would be the same as it is when it’s classified as murder. So there shouldn’t be any more oppurtunities for unpunished violations on inidividual rights than there are when it’s classified as such.
@leeroyking1088
13 күн бұрын
In 15 years this guy will be wearing adult diapers for senior citizens is this someone worthy of speaking on the future?
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