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@thelion2430 If it's not natural for humans to have greed, then why is it the case that the countries with the most market restrictions also have the most black market activity? What is it, other than greed, when someone says "I don't care if it's illegal, I want it anyway?"

>Morgan Freeman says it on 60 Minutes

>BRILLIANT!

>Some girl says it on YouTube

>BURN THE VILLAGE!

Odd, private post seemed to work well for Lysander Spooner.

@kakarot138 "PUNK IS ALL ABOUT INDIVIDUALITY AND DOING WHAT YOU WANT!"

"...UNLESS YOU DON'T CONFORM TO THE REST OF US!"

Mannnnn...I like Rand Paul, but this entire interview was one long political dodge. He needs to learn a little bit from his dad about giving straight answers.

That dude reminds me of Mitch Hedberg, except without the funny part.

Except Huckabee WAS a legitimate threat to McCain in 2008. It took Super Tuesday to establish McCain as the nominee. Before that, it was a three-man race between McCain, Romney and Huckabee. Huckabee carried 8 states and 20% of the popular vote and had a strong enough showing to finish second to ...

@JMG9519 My bringing it up was also meant to be a tongue-in-cheek remark. I don't think libertarian societies in the sea will be discovering plasmids any time soon.

@pcgamernum1 There's significant evidence that both chickens and cows suffer emotional distress. If YouTube let me post links without flagging it as spam, I'd gladly show you some.

@TheHorta That's good, though. Because at that point even "the idiot" becomes more intelligent. To use your early print example, in today's world even "the idiot" is literate (at least, in most cases.)

@devildogg061 Hugh Jackman is an actor, Kim Kardashian isn't anything really, and if you don't think Jack White has any talent you're an idiot. But the rest of the list, sure.

@sharperguy Traditionally gold and silver are used as legal tender because they're pretty scarce and have little application in other uses. You could also use something like platinum, I suppose, but you'd have a REALLY limited money supply. Really anything can be used as currency (some early colo...

@grant50 The question here is often framed as "If you saw a man lying on the street hurt, wouldn't you help him?" I like to think I would (though the Good Samaritan experiment suggests otherwise.) But when we're talking about government health care, that's a mis-phrasing of the question. More apt...

It's a cool concept, but if this dude really thinks he's gonna get kids interested in a movie explicitly about the Federal Reserve the same way they would be interested in a movie about a cute and friendly robot that cleans up Earth, I think he's gonna be disappointed. But I'd watch it.