Keith Knight

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Part Of The Problem · Against Socialism with Keith Knight · 24 Jul 2026 podcast

That would be a consistent definition.

With someone like AOC, though, this simply is what Hans Hoppe says in the theory of socialism and capitalism.

Communism is the abolition of private property.

Socialism is the institutionalized aggression against private property and all contractual exchanges.

capitalism is a social system based on the explicit recognition of self-ownership private property and non-aggressive contractual exchanges between consenting adults that's important to start with just because when you don't allow someone to define something they can call anything they want

what they already like how is it that social security given to us by congress is different than the gulf of tonkin resolution also given to us by conference both under the guise of helping human beings improve their well-being it the intentions are always there so yes the definitions are vitally important

So before we even get to that, let's get to the logic behind what they say and what they're literally advocating.

So Mamdani is on The John Stewart Show and says, a lot of what we've come to accept as the facts of life across our country is driven by democratic socialist principles.

If today you and I were to introduce the idea of a building that lends out books for free,

Free?

We would be slandered in the same way that so many new ideas are slandered today, and yet that's the library.

So this is the fallacy of looking at one side of the equation, looking at a person going into a building, getting a book, not having to engage in monetary exchanges.

Therefore, it is free.

He then compares that to government schools.

Now, it's odd to think, why is there a huge federal budget for government schools if they are free?

Well, it's because taxpayers are actually paying for it.

This is equally as fallacious as saying, why do you care that Pete Hegseth wants a $1.5 trillion defense budget?

One, it's for defense, and defense is good.

And two, it's free.

I've never gotten a bill

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