r/Libertarian - Page 8

138 words Gun control supporters support murder by the state. End of story. 133 words Question: could services like welfare or food stamps still be effective if they were donation based instead of part of mandatory taxes? 166 words What’s your guys take on the several recounts over the nation? 151 words Fucking scum of the earth. 143 words Bernie Sanders does an AMA, gets a staged question and manages to get the most down voted comment for the day 295 words Mike Pence opens an event with a Christian Rabbi that reads the name of Republican candidates on a list given to him, and claims the people in power have been put in place by Jesus. 171 words Anyone willing to indulge a radfem for a moment? 136 words Statists in a Nutshell 170 words A friend and I have tried coming up with a good way to get rid of Social Security 130 words I am thankful to grow up in a free country 170 words Seems more relevant today than ever 241 words I've seen a lot of these "libertarian" government bootlickers 220 words I just want to say that People who criticize libertarianism on r/libertarian are welcome on here. Criticism is the only way that libertarianism can grow into something that more people could support. If we give criticism we should be able to take it too. 193 words How do you feel about government-forced injections, such as mandatory vaccination? AND WHY? 114 words Noam Chomsky | How Come we Live in Open Society with a lot of Information and yet we Know so Little? 109 words but but but... you need the government to do that! 196 words First Principles of Justice 230 words Free Speech has consequences (and why those consequences are not an argument against free speatch) 716 words And here we have the central reason socialism will always fail in any form. 116 words "There was almost no middle class before the Industrial Revolution began in the 1830s... It was just royalty and peasants. Now we are about to have a majority middle-class world.” Thanks capitalism!