Posted by: Dale Eastman
« on: October 09, 2020, 09:54:41 AM »Some of these following quotes were chronologically interlaced with the Meme Stream post.
United States: Republican Party; Democratic Party; Libertarian Party; Vermont Progressive Party; Independence Party of New York; Reform Party.
Canada: Liberal Party; Conservative Party; Bloc Québécois Party; New Democratic Party; Green Party; Independent Party; Independent Senators Group Party; Canadian Senators Group Party; Progressive Senate Group Party.
United Kingdom: Conservative and Unionist Party; Labour Party; Co-operative Party; Scottish National Party; Liberal Democrats; Democratic Unionist Party; Social Democratic and Labour Party; Green Party of England and Wales; Alliance Party of Northern Ireland.
Australia: Liberal Party of Australia; National Party of Australia; Liberal National Party of Queensland; Australian Labor Party; Australian Greens; Centre Alliance.
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you're being extorted regardless, so voting for someone who will extort you and others less is bad? nice mental gymnastics.
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your memes are dumb.
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you're basically the equivalent of the not real communism crowd right now.
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you
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Literally can't make an argument without sounding like a complete fool so you've resorted to spamming dumb memes. You're in ancom territory now because that's what they do when they've lost a debate
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You're really sticking it to the state by not voting for people who want to lessen it... hope that purity test is worth it
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voters want to lessen it. Anarchists want to end it. It could help to gain "anarchy" faster if the majority would vote the libertarian party. But the majority in this system will never be Libertarians/Anarchists...
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Anar Chist it's not about winning, it's about getting someone on the debate stage to push libertarian ideas. Considering how many ancaps or whatever people want to label themselves are that because of Ron Paul, you would think this message wouldn't fall on so many deaf ears and people would understand this concept. But apparently the purity test which does absolutely nothing in the end is more important.
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to push libertarian ideas more is to start by ourselves. We dont have to wait for a party to spread it. By disobeying the state will loose. By voting they get somehow accepted.
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Anar Chist
we as individuals without the platforms the debates reach can only influence so many people. Trust me I've turned plenty of people towards Libertarianism or more, but someone on the national debate stage would reach people we never will. People campaigning and running commercials will reach people you and I never will.
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to arrive the national debate stage doesn't mean that there will be less taxation and power of state. Only if the majority would vote.. but if the most are understanding voluntaryism there will be no state !
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It is quite apparent to me, as I organize my archive of this discussion, that you and I have a communication problem.
I will do a dangerous act... I will make some assumptions about you. If I err, please correct me immediately.
From the points you are attempting to make, My opinion of you is that you do see "something" is wrong. If so, then we agree on that point.
Where we seem to seriously disagree is how to fix what's wrong, how to fix what's broken. I'm not actually sure we agree as to the specifics of what's wrong. The context of this discussion, the Libertarian Party(?) as a third option, restricts the view to ONLY the United States. I do not recognize that limit for looking at a world wide problem. As such, I don't care WHAT the political party is called. They are ALL statists attempting to grasp the levers of control of the State for their own (nefarious) schemes.
For the moment, I am ignoring your stupid comments, because I find some value in your not stupid comments.
➽ Anar Chist it's not about winning, it's about getting someone on the debate stage to push libertarian ideas.
What, specifically, are "libertarian ideas"? Do "libertarian ideas" include extorting people for money and control?
Libertarian ideas, according to what you have posted so far: is "less" extortion of people for money or control; is "less" criminal action by the criminal syndicate called government.
The issue IS the message presented; The issue is the pure/impure libertarian ideas being pushed; The issue is presenting the message that government is a criminal syndicate with BOGUS, usurped authority taken by acts of fraud.
➽ But apparently the purity test which does absolutely nothing in the end is more important.
In your opinion.
Mine is that pushing impure libertarian ideas hurts more than helps. Just rip the bandage off already.
➽ we as individuals without the platforms the debates reach can only influence so many people. [...] someone on the national debate stage would reach people we never will. People campaigning and running commercials will reach people you and I never will.
Written like somebody with no clue about Larken's radio spots. Written like somebody with no clue about word of mouth information.
Have you read Larken's TMDS?
United States: Republican Party; Democratic Party; Libertarian Party; Vermont Progressive Party; Independence Party of New York; Reform Party.
Canada: Liberal Party; Conservative Party; Bloc Québécois Party; New Democratic Party; Green Party; Independent Party; Independent Senators Group Party; Canadian Senators Group Party; Progressive Senate Group Party.
United Kingdom: Conservative and Unionist Party; Labour Party; Co-operative Party; Scottish National Party; Liberal Democrats; Democratic Unionist Party; Social Democratic and Labour Party; Green Party of England and Wales; Alliance Party of Northern Ireland.
Australia: Liberal Party of Australia; National Party of Australia; Liberal National Party of Queensland; Australian Labor Party; Australian Greens; Centre Alliance.