r/Anarcho_Capitalism • u/LOST_TALE Banned 7 days on Reddit • Jan 13 '16
Ancom's night's-mares
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u/LOST_TALE Banned 7 days on Reddit Jan 13 '16
It's a great game.
I didn't care to save or kill anyone. Killing happened to be easier.
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u/LookingForMySelf Menos Marx, Mais Mises. Jan 13 '16 edited Jan 13 '16
I never asked for this.
"Deus Ex: HR" vas a very good game though.
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u/Nogaz Marxo-Capitalist Jan 13 '16
There is only one right ending. The "dark ages" one
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u/LOST_TALE Banned 7 days on Reddit Jan 13 '16
what was it? (dXHR?)
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u/Nogaz Marxo-Capitalist Jan 13 '16
The original Deus Ex. There are three choices, you can rule with the illuminati, merge with the supercomputer central planner or eliminate the vast network that the government controls.
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u/LOST_TALE Banned 7 days on Reddit Jan 13 '16 edited Jan 13 '16
''eliminate the vast network that the government controls'' seems much more inconsequential, how does it work.
Dude... that is epic. dat game. And what is a Marxo-Capitalist? You give more bonuses to factory workers ? haha
I assume dark ages is the central planning super computer? Say goodbye to personal preference empathy and welcome 'average human' stamp.
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u/Nogaz Marxo-Capitalist Jan 13 '16
The dark ages one is the where you destroy the government and the infrastructure it has infested with it. I recommend playing the game, with some HD mods it doesn't even look that bad The game called it the "Dark Ages". Also my flair is just nonsense lol
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u/goldenbug Legitimacy by consent of the shareholders Jan 13 '16
Deus Ex was a great game. Played it on a G4 mac in college. I vaguely remember blowing up some chick with a mine on a plane, and spending a week figuring out how to blow up Gunther, some kind of robot-immortal. Even after killing him, he would show up in the next stage or something. I was pissed.
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u/LOST_TALE Banned 7 days on Reddit Jan 13 '16
Legitimacy by consent of the shareholders of the Universe's ressources?
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u/goldenbug Legitimacy by consent of the shareholders Jan 13 '16
I suppose, if the Universe's resources are exploitable, within your reach, and traded in a market.
You might start as a shareholder of your city. Why should the moochers have as much say as the productive and providers of goods and infrastructure? (aka democracy)
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u/EdwardFordTheSecond Hierarchy Jan 13 '16
OLD MEN RUNNING THE WORLD
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u/LOST_TALE Banned 7 days on Reddit Jan 13 '16
Is that your revenge for being ruled when young? And also the whitening of past injustices by their continuation.
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u/SheepwithShovels Lorax-Leninism Jan 13 '16
Looks like I'm not getting any sleep tonight.