True News 31: Naughty Libertarianism!

Rebutting an an article with a typical hate-on for Libertarianism.

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[plarfusa]

"You don't solve a single goddamn problem by creating a government.

Saying 'government solves problems' is exactly the same as saying, Oh, I don't know: 'Where'd the world come from?-- *! God made it!' It's a complete non-answer that stultifies and retards our capacity for intelligence and examination. It's an embarassment." Bra'- motherfuckin' -'vo.

[stefbot]

@plarfusa word, thanks

[maxiflo]

Nice thumbnail lmao.

[Ultramerican1]

I love when you smack your forehead LOL!!

to prevent monopolies we'll create one and give them more power than all others combined and arm them with law and nukes

[Cortanaisatranny]

WHOA, this guy knows whats up

[z3r0Projects]

Explain Stef , How the free market ( unrestricted pursuit of profit) does not result in another 1% of the top players making most of the money and therefore getting most of the power?! I'm not advocating government sticking their nose where it don't belong , but how is that any better? The way I see it free market isn't going to result in a better world anymore than corporatism , cummunism , fascism or any of the past -ism's.

[Entropy56]

The US is a good country with mostly good people.

[pSychOAtDawn]

@phroto13 yes this is perfect. To remove the negativity of capitalism instilled by public schooling history we should redefine the terms such as they have with the constitution.

[SecularNumanist]

thumbed up just for thumbnail

[phroto13]

i think free market capitalism or laissez faire capitalism should be referred to from now on as the voluntary resource management market in order to shed the image of the robber baron

[libertarianjury]

My suspicion is that Heinlein would have likely called Stefan and other anti-electoral-politics libertarians "yammerheads". That's why he focused his character based on Le Fevre (ironically an anti-politics-libertarian), on setting up a new constitution that was procedurally more limited than the US constitution. Could a better set of more rigid limitations be drawn up than the US Constitution? Sure. Easily. But this is never the voluntaryist answer. Why not? ...It's work!