death penalty for being too productive?


jts

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Jesse Ventura in Off The Grid in his interview with Ralph Nader advocates a wage maximum. Then he advocates the death penalty for violation of it. This is from a guy who is opposed to the death penalty.

Most of the video is not relevant to this topic and you might not want to wade thru 9 minutes to find the relevant part, but if you do, here it is.

Jesse Ventura advocates the death penalty for being too productive. Jesse Ventura is not as good as he seems to be on the surface.

The socialist response to my comment that it's the death penalty for being too productive is 'greed'. Greed, it is said, is the cause of all the evil in the world. They never define greed and they literally don't know what they are talking about.

If a man makes ten trillion dollars by honest win-win trade, I say that is good. He has created ten trillion dollars worth of goods and services and he should not get the death penalty for that. Does he need the money? Doesn't matter. It's his.

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Jesse Ventura is not as good as he seems to be on the surface.

What was your first clue?

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Jesse Ventura is not as good as he seems to be on the surface.

What was your first clue?

The first clue was a long time ago. He doesn't understand free market economics. But this is the strongest clue. Death penalty for being too productive.

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JTS:

Wouldn't this be perfect for the OL Horror file that Michael set up?

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There are lots of viable ways to measure productivity, but I wouldn't consider wage per hour one of them.

That is right. By that bent standard shyster lawyers and corporate cronies would be on top.

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