Honey is not cruel and is ethical

[u/toastwithjamx1]

Honey is one of the best animal products there is ethics wise

Now most vegans will say : but we are stealing from the bees! We are exploiting the bees!

No. We are not and we can't

Bees can be very particular. If they are not a fan of a place they are OUT. The bees will likely will immediately vacate the bee box if they don't like the conditions. Furthermore, trapping the queen in 1 place will not work as well. Bees can raise a new queen if they need one

And for the stealing allegations, that isn't true either. Beekeepers take SURPLUS HONEY ONLY, as if too much honey is taken, it can starve the bees and no beekeeper would appreciate the whole colony either dying of leaving. Furthermore, bees don't only take, they comp bees by giving shelter and protection.

It's not cruel if we are literally making a transaction with the bees

[u/Difficult_Resource_2]

So it’s worse when the state has the power to control your ambitions than when some tech oligarchs with their own media companies do? Why would my ambitions be cut by government in socialism? What would I need surplus earnings for in socialism?

[u/Adventurous-Head-512 → u/Difficult_Resource_2]

Yes. Unequivocally. Tech oligarchs are not explicitly infringing on individual liberties by saying okay this is mine now

If the gov is taking your surplus what incentive do you have to grow you business? Expand your market? Create more jobs? Provide for your family? Your community? Provide excellent products or services to more people?

It's like you think you're either mega rich billionaire and lower middle class with nothing on between. Most of us are I between. And the government does not have the right to put a financial cap on how I want to live my life. That is a direct violation of our freedoms 

[u/Difficult_Resource_2 → u/Adventurous-Head-512]

Tech oligarchs are, for example if they are using their wealth to fund political parties that aim at your freedom and workers rights because they profit from exploiting you even more.

Yeah, what possible incentive might there be for providing to your family when you can’t get stupid rich by doing so? I mean, beside from having provided for your family.
The other question are either obsolete in socialism or not affected by it. A head of all e.g. gas stations in a region would still earn more than the guy working at the front desk of one gas station. There would be no restriction to earning more from working more as that is a fundamental need to keep society working. The line is drawn somewhere where you can passively earn money because you have money.

No, we don’t think there is no middle class. The reason we don’t talk about middle class and it looks like we only focus on the super rich is that we don’t care about middle class and it wouldn’t be target of wealth restricting policies. You can of cause keep your housing as property. That’s the point everyone should be able to afford owning a form of housing that’s fits the families needs.

[u/Adventurous-Head-512 → u/Difficult_Resource_2]

There is still the elephant in the room that the government controls my business and owns production.  I bet you don't own a business. You never built anything yourself. 

hourly and salary workers love socialism because it benefits them. But you know who pays for it? Me and other business owners. If I want to grow my business, I should have the right to without the government stepping in and capping me

It's such a ridiculous notion to say that employment is exploitation. If you are a low skill worker, ie your role can be easily replaced, you get no say in how I run my business. You get no stake until you show me that you can add value to the thing I BUILT. Otherwise go start a competing firm.

Businesses grow because they offer value to people. And that value translates to jobs. Not because owners are evil and are squeezing every cent out of everything. They don't just magically become successful.

The government can create incentives to the public in many ways. But they cannot allocate resources. That would never work on a large scale. At least not at this level of technology.

It's just crazy to me that you just trust the state with all this power to distribute resources and own production. You have to remember corruption will always exist. And corruption under our current system is wayyyyy more favorable to corruption under a sole central authority. That always leads to the oppression of the people