64 Arguments Against Democratic Socialism

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1. Hyper-individualism
2. Universality
3. He Who Pays the Piper, Calls the Tune
4. Welfare State Turns Humans From Assets to Liabilities
5. Against Me
6. Trump Test
7. Zero Sum Thinking
8. Forcible Depravation
9. Monopoly Contradiction
10. Vilifying Producers
11. Competition Protects People
12. The Secret to Mass Consumption = Mass Production
13. Decreasing Prices in the Private Sector
14. The Myth of the Rational Voter
15. Social Contract Myth
16. “Which Happens First?”
17. Static Thinking Fallacy
18. Metrics for Standard of Living & Time Prices
19. Humans Are Inherently Self Interested
20. Recognizing Rights as Reciprocal
21. We Are Not the Government
22. More Power = Better Outcome Assumption
23. The Myth of “Free”
24. Iron Law of Oligarchy
25. Praxeology
26. Inequality & Trickle Down Economics
27. Domestic Imperialism
28. Regulatory Capture
29. Abolish the Police
30. The Empirical Case
31. “Me Being X Doesn’t Affect You”
32. Material Mindset
33. Capital Financing Shift
34. The Value of the Capitalist
35. Opposition to Voluntary Solutions
36. Apartheid Entitlement
37. Democracy and Delegating Rights
38. The Expert Problem
39. Capitalist Time Preference
40. Capitalist Productivity
41. Self-Ownership
42. Who Defines What “Service X” is?
43. Inevitability of Scarcity
44. The Angel Argument
45. The Crimes of the 99%
46. “Poverty Causes Crime”
47. Intentions Over Results
48. Free Association = The Ultimate “Check and Balance”
49. Surplus Value
50. Firms Reduce Transaction Costs
51. Collective Action Problem
52. Empiricism, the High Cost of Experimentation, and the Difficulty in Isolating Variables
53. Each According to Their Ability? Need?
54. Disparities Prove Discrimination
55. Comparing Theory to Reality
56. Nirvana Fallacy
57. Which Collective?
58. Argument From Tolerance
59. Prices: Signal & Incentive
60. Catastrophizing
61. Diversification
62. Press Conference Bias
63. Divorce and Discrimination
64. Discouraging Savings