It moves from Cyprus, to the British Virgin Islands, to the United Kingdom, and / or then to the United States, where it is folded into layers and layers of Delaware companies — laundered by our own bureaucracy and shielded by our unique interpretation of
freedom under capitalism.
Not exact matches
Marx made life
under capitalism seem much worse than it actually is, and he didn't spend a lot of time talking about the good side of modern prosperity and
freedom.
If this comes to pass — if we lose our
capitalism and our
freedom because we could not (or would not) make it work for the benefit of all, because it collapsed
under the strain of class division and materialism and unrestrained selfishness — then we will have no one to blame but ourselves.
The moral goods of exercising
freedom through market activities would be more widely realized
under a regime of Rawlsian property - owning democracy than
under the sort of minimally regulated
capitalism that Tomasi celebrates.
Agreeing that the government's measures «are fundamentally illiberal», Tom Clougherty, executive director of the Adam Smith Institute, added: «It seems to me that tobacco is at the coalface of a much bigger cultural battle, in which
capitalism, individualism and rationality are all coming
under relentless attack by the enemies of
freedom.»
There will be a type of law, there will not be much more
freedom than there exists
under capitalism, unlike what will be the case in communism - the stateless, classless society.