So you would vote for this guy
Baby Thanos
I can't speak for the board. IMO, Libertarianism is conceptually flawed in its desire to believe that one may exercise their rights in a vacuum, and that any conflict of rights between two or more people is guaranteed equitable settlement without a third party. IMO, too many Libertarians want the benefits of living in a civil society without any responsibilities for that society.
IMO, a true Libertarian can only be found living on a farm in the wilderness, getting by with the tools made with their own hands, and a few hand-made commodities obtained through trade with other, neighboring Libertarians. Any life more sophisticated requires the support of a social system, which inherently imposes constraints on an individual's liberty through both law and mores.
Last edited by DrNewGod; 08-17-2018 at 11:15 AM.
I'm more a fan of survival.
If one guy is kinda neutral about about decent healthcare, not really being for single payer, but not really against it either, while the other not only is violently opposed, but will also work hard to destroy what healthcare I have, I know who gets my vote.
Realist politics: don't vote for the one that promises you the sun and the moon. Vote AGAINST the one that is actively doing his best to kill you.
See, I believe voting is important. It's something people have literally died for in order to make it a reality.
If Dude a is even a sliver of a percentage better than Dude b, then you have to vote for him if you don't want things to get worse.
"Sometimes the only choices you have are bad ones, but you still have to choose."
So, when one culture adopts the style of another, whether it's hair styling, cuisine, music, art, where does the horror story start? Does the original culture become incapable of having that styling, cuisine, music or art just because they're sharing the experience with others? This comes off as xenophobic, if I'm being blunt
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