Libertarians fantasize that they don't need anybody, and that every social interaction other than on their terms is not merely unnecessary but equivalent to slavery. Were their fantasies actualized, they'd quickly find that common action is necessary against common problems, and that restraint of private actors' power is fully as necessary as restriction on public actors' power.
That has, of course, happened before...
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I always say "Wanna prove to me that you're a 'self made man'? Go live in the desert for 2 weeks with nothing but a book of matches and a ball of twine and we'll see what happens".
where are U?!!!
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