In Reply to: Been out for a drink Lark? posted by Gee on December 13, 1999 at 19:00:20:
Paraphrasing Gee just a little: I think the issue is that the effectiveness of a boycott is down to the individual buying decisions made by millions in the market place. Its this :Votes to NOT pollute the environment : 51Votes TO pollute the environment : 49 In fantasy 'democracy' [read: REAL democracy] pollution is STOPPED;In market reality [read: capitalist anarchy] pollution CONTINUES.Moral of the story: Boycotts don't work; only state intervention can.
I think the issue is that the effectiveness of a boycott is down to the individual buying decisions made by millions in the market place. Its this :Votes to NOT pollute the environment : 51Votes TO pollute the environment : 49 In fantasy 'democracy' [read: REAL democracy] pollution is STOPPED;In market reality [read: capitalist anarchy] pollution CONTINUES.
Votes to NOT pollute the environment : 51
Votes TO pollute the environment : 49 In fantasy 'democracy' [read: REAL democracy] pollution is STOPPED;
In market reality [read: capitalist anarchy] pollution CONTINUES.
Moral of the story: Boycotts don't work; only state intervention can.
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