Economics: Muh Roadz
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Indeed, right now if you abolished the "state", you'd just have a congress of corporations meeting to govern the nation. They would raise their own security forces to act as a military. They would decide who and who does not get to use the privately owned infrastructure, especially for commerce. And you'd have a new state.
Even in the criminal world, where everybody is essentially waging a kind of war against the state through crime, you will see criminals organizing into gangs, gangs into cartels and syndicates, and those become a kind of alternative state within our borders.
You can't escape this. This is one of the big reasons why libertarianism is such a huge joke.
Even in the criminal world, where everybody is essentially waging a kind of war against the state through crime, you will see criminals organizing into gangs, gangs into cartels and syndicates, and those become a kind of alternative state within our borders.
You can't escape this. This is one of the big reasons why libertarianism is such a huge joke.
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Why ... it’s almost like hierarchy is government.
"Hey varmints, don't mess with a guy that's riding a buffalo"
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[Laughing so hard I made a double post]
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Hail King Flounder's Krew!
Does he let you all wear beads?
Does he let you all wear beads?
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Fife, please.
You’re out of your element.
"Hey varmints, don't mess with a guy that's riding a buffalo"
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We already pay it Mass for specific roads, it wouldn't be a change in many cases if anything it would be a relief.Speaker to Animals wrote: ↑Sat Jun 02, 2018 4:21 pmYeah, I cannot wait to pay five dollars in private tolls to get to Wallyworld.
It costs me $7.40 one-way if I want to go into Boston on the Mass Pike...
For an 18-wheeler it's $15.75 one-way.
#NotOneRedCent
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Good one; I understand that you get a special citation at Flounder Academy for misplaced TBL references.
IIRC, it's the That's Just Like, Your Opinion, Man Oak Cluster. Keep your chin up, you'll get there.
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Libertarianism is basically like Jazzercise. It's out, but you still see some old die-hards holding the line.
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We’ll all get there, on roads provided by government.
As it pains you to the depths of your soul to admit.
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Speaker to Animals wrote: ↑Tue Sep 04, 2018 1:45 pmLibertarianism is basically like Jazzercise. It's out, but you still see some old die-hards holding the line.
Keep rocking it Jazz-Hands. Old Die-Hard 0.2 might let you in the pool over at Flounder Academy one of these days.