ShieldMaiden17 🛡🎙

It’s true, every halfway intelligent right winger I know irl had a massive conflict with at least one elementary teacher over things like: reading ahead, reading too difficult books, not showing enough work, etc etc. it’s the first time we experience the uncaring tyranny of state bureaucracy and it sucks.

It’s true, every halfway intelligent right winger I know irl had a massive conflict with at least one elementary teacher over things like: reading ahead, reading too difficult books, not showing enough work, etc etc. it’s the first time we experience the uncaring tyranny of state bureaucracy and it sucks.

It’s true, every halfway intelligent right winger I know irl had a massive conflict with at least one elementary teacher over things like: reading ahead, reading too difficult books, not showing enough work, etc etc. it’s the first time we experience the uncaring tyranny of state bureaucracy and it sucks.

This meme explains like 75% of right wing politics btw.

Hayek destroyed socialism in 1945 with a single devastating insight: central planners cannot access the dispersed knowledge that makes an economy function. Every price carries information that no bureaucrat can replicate. When you see bread costs $3 instead of $2, that price signals scarcity, consumer preferences, production costs, transportation expenses, and thousands of other variables. The Soviet Union tried to replace this with 12 million bureaucrats setting 200,000 prices manually. They failed so spectacularly that people waited in breadlines while sitting on oil reserves larger than Saudi Arabia. The knowledge problem goes deeper than mere information gathering. Tacit knowledge—the kind you gain from actually doing something—cannot transfer through reports or surveys. A farmer knows when soil conditions change by feel. A factory worker spots quality issues through experience. A local shop owner understands customer patterns through daily interaction. Central planners in distant offices cannot acquire this knowledge, no matter how many forms they collect. Cuba presents the perfect modern case study. Sixty years of central planning has produced an economy smaller than New Hampshire despite having similar populations and vastly superior natural resources. Venezuelan planners destroyed the most oil-rich nation in the Western Hemisphere because they thought they could improve on market prices for currency, food, and fuel. Politicians promise they can plan better than millions of voluntary exchanges between people who actually know their circumstances. They cannot access the knowledge. They will not admit this limitation.

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