Max Stirner wrote that in the teaching of von Mises there is a "point of no return" at which a state becomes nearly unreformable: this occurs when more people are financially or structurally dependent on the state than not, such as civil servants, recipients of subsidies, or those receiving transfer payments. This majority votes out of self-interest for the preservation or expansion of state services, thereby blocking reforms, he explained. Stirner believed that this situation currently exists. #Staatsabhängigkeit #Reformen #VonMises (translated)
