... <don.stockbauer@gmail.com> wrote: How To Explain Things to Libertarians . ******************** 1. Grab them by the collar. 2. Shake the crap outta them.... (emulating most human discussion): "Look you Goddamn Libertarian, it's good for a person to have ... character. So there." At which point the libertarian puts a pair of 240gr jacketed hollow points ...

How To Explain Things to Libertarians . ******************** 1. Grab them by the collar. 2. Shake the crap outta them. 3. Scream at the top of your lungs (emulating most human discussion): "Look you Goddamn Libertarian, it's good for a person to have no liberties. Builds character. So there."

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... get so confused as to believe that the government and the society are the same thing, ponder the meaning of those properties with the signs that say, "U.S. Government ... The metaphor is often used to argue in favour of private property and against theories such as libertarian socialism, which aim at communal ownership of resources. The term was popularized by Garrett Hardin in his...

... "the people" IS Uncle Sam... right? Warning -- U.S.-centric post ahead. The next you get so confused as to believe that the government and the society are the same thing, ponder the meaning of those properties with the signs that say, "U.S. Government Property -- KEEP OUT!" The government is a parasitical institution that "earns its keep" by providing some services ...

... are only two competing standards, not one for each company. The government likewise has areas where they cannot decide on one standard alone--see how the metric system is handled in the US. Some things are required to be available in metric units, while others are not. Frankly, I don't even want a society where competing standards are not allowed, since that helps spur on competition. ...

... that because I annihilated his infantile nonsense. Q.E.D.. You're so predictable, Don. Give you an opportunity, and you'll lie. Do you really think that no one else notices? The only thing you managed to "annihilate", Don, is any idea that you possess an ounce of integrity or honesty, just like you're doing in this conversation with Brique, with your "snip and run" technique. You're ...

... a fetus has rights. Please also note that legal positivism is bunk. You snipped the proving cite. No, since it relies on legal positivism. And thats a bad or illegitimate thing? At any rate, you've lied that a fetus has rights. Pity. At any rate, At any rate, you've lied that a fetus has rights. Pity. Not according to...