Why I'm no longer an "anti-government extremist"

[Cap]

I absolutely love this. Any of you younger guys, should check out this young lady...she's the bomb.

 

[ClydeCoulter]

 

[LibertyEagle]

I agree with a lot of what she said, but anarchy has its own set of pitfalls. I also don't agree with her apparent belief that it was horrid for foreign countries to go into undeveloped 3rd world countries to build infrastructure and start companies. Many of these places would still be in mud huts had they not done so.

 

[donnay]

Hear! Hear!

 

[Vanguard101]

Once you study more philosophy (not political or economic), you might reach that point. Or, you realize libertarianism is just as bad as conservatism/liberalism.

 

[donnay]

Once you study more philosophy (not political or economic), you might reach that point. Or, you realize libertarianism is just as bad as conservatism/liberalism.

I hate labels anyways. If I have to label myself it would be; I am a Liberty loving human-being.

 

[coastie]

Isn't that Adam K.'s girlfriend?

 

[heavenlyboy34]

I absolutely love this. Any of you younger guys, should check out this young lady...she's the bomb.

She sets my heart all aflutter. <3 I haz teh in love.

 

[Cap]

Isn't that Adam K.'s girlfriend?

Yes, I believe you are right.

 

[amy31416]

I agree with a lot of what she said, but anarchy has its own set of pitfalls. I also don't agree with her apparent belief that it was horrid for foreign countries to go into undeveloped 3rd world countries to build infrastructure and start companies. Many of these places would still be in mud huts had they not done so.

(Didn't watch video.)

There's plenty of "first world" people who aspire to go back to mud huts over high-rises. I'm no Luddite, but forcing people to live to other people's standards and work 9-5 desk jobs has proven to have a hell of a lot of pitfalls, big government being just one of them.

Unless they welcome it, leave other people alone on their lands.

 

[bunklocoempire]

I agree with a lot of what she said, but anarchy has its own set of pitfalls. I also don't agree with her apparent belief that it was horrid for foreign countries to go into undeveloped 3rd world countries to build infrastructure and start companies. Many of these places would still be in mud huts had they not done so.

 

[Slave Mentality]

(Didn't watch video.)

There's plenty of "first world" people who aspire to go back to mud huts over high-rises. I'm no Luddite, but forcing people to live to other people's standards and work 9-5 desk jobs has proven to have a hell of a lot of pitfalls, big government being just one of them.

Unless they welcome it, leave other people alone on their lands.

Agreed. Ask some Africans if they would not prefer to go back to mud huts rather than deal with westernization. Mogadishu is nice town I guess.

 

[LibertyEagle]

Agreed. Ask some Africans if they would not prefer to go back to mud huts rather than deal with westernization. Mogadishu is nice town I guess.

And a lot of them would disagree also. Apparently, they like to eat and drink clean water. Who woulda figured?

 

[bunklocoempire]

I agree with a lot of what she said, but anarchy has its own set of pitfalls. I also don't agree with her apparent belief that it was horrid for foreign countries to go into undeveloped 3rd world countries to build infrastructure and start companies. Many of these places would still be in mud huts had they not done so.

I believe I may have jumped the gun in my previous post. (Ya got trouble)

What specifically in the OP's video leads you to use the words "her apparent belief"?

 

[roho76]

I agree with a lot of what she said, but anarchy has its own set of pitfalls. I also don't agree with her apparent belief that it was horrid for foreign countries to go into undeveloped 3rd world countries to build infrastructure and start companies. Many of these places would still be in mud huts had they not done so.

And that's our problem because.....???

 

[Austrian Econ Disciple]

If people want to live in mud huts more power to them. I'm sure my people (Cherokee) would rather do without the reservation life that DC has so wonderfully bestowed upon them. In any case, the force is strong in this lass.

 

[Ender]

If people want to live in mud huts more power to them. I'm sure my people (Cherokee) would rather do without the reservation life that DC has so wonderfully bestowed upon them. In any case, the force is strong in this lass.

Agree. As a Cherokee/Lumbee I would prefer the freedom to live as I choose, mud hut or otherwise.

The American 9-5 Dream is really enslavement.

 

[Philhelm]

As a Cherokee/Lumbee I would prefer the freedom to live as I choose, mud hut or otherwise.

As an Anglo-Saxon, Swedish berserker, I must manfully take what is yours by right.

 

[amy31416]

Agreed. Ask some Africans if they would not prefer to go back to mud huts rather than deal with westernization. Mogadishu is nice town I guess.

This may be entirely too nerdy, but I believe in the prime directive. And in order to bring "democracy and civilization" to people, you have to perpetrate quite a bit of violence unless you actually make and keep a contract with the people who are on the land.

Say that someday a secular country finds a Christian country to be backwards, dirty and uneducated (we're on our way), so they decide to colonize it (us) in order to "make us better" (get our resources, they don't actually give a crap about us uneducated boobs.) Is it okay for them to point a gun at you, take your land, put you in their "school," and then go work in their factory (perhaps a nice mine)?

If you're okay with that happening to you by a "superior" race, then okay. Have a look around a trailer park sometime and tell me that someone couldn't see themselves as superior to us and use your same justification.

 

[LibertyEagle]

And that's our problem because.....???

It's not. I was just commenting on the youtube.