Overstock.com's Patrick Byrne On Internet Sales Taxes, Naked Short Selling & Regulatory Capture

[usdomains]

So Overstock sold out to the Colombian government. It is basically o.colombia. I'll be spending my monies at Amazon. Way cooler and much more American!

[TheSuperluckylis]

have very Bad!!! service, send broken furniture, and we are compelled to have the truck to send back this broke

[msshrinkrap]

Mr. B should just perhaps stop pointing fingers at others and take care of his own companies ethics. A few filed complaints with the State of Utah against O/S: Violation of Civil Rights, Fraud, Discrimination, Violation of Freedom of Speech, plus, defamation of character, which O/S will not respond too! Not only do large companies like the SEC "sell and not deliver!" So, Mr. Brynes, tell us again, who did what to whom??

[SIKININ]

reprucussions from challenging the elite what do you work at GS

[remaxjon]

needs more views

[aallppiinnee]

why does Nick Gillespie always have to dress like a child molester?

[terr547]

This video is VERY high quality. I like!

[bertly71]

This administration will look to tax everything and anything. They have to pay for all of these free social programs.

[MrMP81]

Patrick Byrne could have said it best about Libertarianism this way:

"Libertarianism Is The Old Right Of The Republican Party"

[chevydriver1123]

Actually Paleoconservativism is the old right of the Republicans but Libertarianism is the better ideology.

[MrMP81]

I looked up to read on what Paleoconservative was ( when I saw Alex's bio a while back and it being mentioned in there ) I don't get all these labels, they are all practically the same *shakes head*

[chevydriver1123]

Well there is a difference, while Paleos and Libertarians are united in foreign policy and certain tax views. They conflict on social views like the war on drugs and gay marriage for example.

[MrMP81]

lol I'm reading it now, more in depth this time around. It seems they actually don't like eachother, period.

The Paleo seems to be more anarcho while the Libertarian seems more in recognition of a state to provide certain things.

interesting...

[chevydriver1123]

I think you have it abit backwards. Paleos want the government to enforce morality and support economic protectionism while Libertarians are viewed as more anarchist and support very minimal government.

[MrMP81]

the modern state is a cancerous form of polity that has metastasized and poisoned the natural institutions from which the state derives all legitimacy—family, church, corporation (in the broadest sense), and neighborhood. Thus, it is almost always a mistake to try to use the modern state to accomplish moral or social ends

- John Calhoun

Doesn't seem like the state is favored there... ( we can take this on private messages lol )

[AshillaBeige]

They really, really aren't. They only seem that way if you don't really know much about political ideologies.

[ALittleBitPregnant]

The Republicans should listen to him.

[austinisi]

awkward interview

[thomaserossi]

Only for you, anyone else who acquired their education outside of an indoctrinated system it's perfectly reasonable.

[austinisi]

I meant that Byrne wasn't fluid in his delivery.  There were several awkward pauses.

[areosis]

talking to people in that manner is not productive, I acquired my education within an indoctrinated system and the interview is still reasonable

[sockmess]

the only problem i have is that the volume is low for all the Reason vids.

[MooseOfReason]

We have friends in high places. Very cool.

[mindtriplx]

smart guy. overstock will get my biz.