which is good

and hierarchical

the rich and sucessful and powerful rise in a pure libertarian world

@PurpleToad - We don't need VAT tax because that's intended to solve problems we don't have.

exactly the world we want

But far too nepotistic to support a society

"libertarian" I used to be like you once

Libertarianism is the cure to all of our problems

Then I grew up.

They have a generational time limit

Freedom for everyone

The problem is that if the Conservatives gain too much power they censor they opponents and if the Liberals gain too much power they censor they

Libertarians won't

Honest question for the libertarian - beyond demonizing taxes - what freedoms do you not currently have?

Absolute Free Speech

the mises institute is run by white nationalist who want a libertarian society for freedom of association and ability to self segregate and consolidate power

Freedom to discriminate

based and redpilled

@Mersenne guns without restrictions.

That too

Ah. That's an argument I can get behind.

Biggest problem with me

i should be able to form my own military

@Mersenne which one?

We also need to roll back regulations on businesses

and if i take your land and you cant defend it, it is mine

The absence of firearm regulations.

Yus

State's currently have ridiculously conflicting and opposing laws on gun ownership

Unconstitutional and anti human

I would honestly settle for a national conceal carry reciprocity.

When I say No restrictions, I mean no restrictions.

Nukes for those who can get it too.

That's where I would draw the line. Objective should be defending the 2nd amendment and personal defense, alongside defense from tyranny.

Not countries tho

Because that won't lead to some accidental apocalypse from some dimwit who thought he could diy it

We need some restrictions

Just not many

Right now we need fucking uniformity more than anything else.

I dont see why you can't just regulate fissonable material.

Instead