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  • Nort 💫
    Oct 7, 2021
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    BlackOlympian

    There’s this book about Socialism-Libertarianism I need to check out though.

    I’m a libertarian in the sense of, smaller government, leave me the f*** alone, Freedom & Justice for all and don’t tell me what the f*** to do lol 😂

    i’m a libertarian socialist myself! may I get the name of the book?

  • Oct 7, 2021
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    BlackOlympian

    Ohhh myyyy gOd.. ME TOO!

    I mean libraries are funded through taxes do u really ?

  • Oct 7, 2021
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    Nort

    i’m a libertarian socialist myself! may I get the name of the book?

    “Libertarian Socialism: Politics in Black & Red” is the book.

    I can’t call myself a socialist, in good faith. I know for a fact I’m a libertarian but I don’t know where I stand exactly.

  • Oct 7, 2021
    Womanpuncher69

    I mean libraries are funded through taxes do u really ?

    Not if you build it yourself

  • Nort 💫
    Oct 7, 2021
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    BlackOlympian

    “Libertarian Socialism: Politics in Black & Red” is the book.

    I can’t call myself a socialist, in good faith. I know for a fact I’m a libertarian but I don’t know where I stand exactly.

    ty bro

    and i hear ya. my contention with american libertarian’s is they don’t make a distinction between a good freedom & a bad freedom.

    an extreme example: allowing murder is a bad freedom because it infringes on the freedom of another.

    just wanna get your thoughts on this

  • Oct 7, 2021
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    Nort

    ty bro

    and i hear ya. my contention with american libertarian’s is they don’t make a distinction between a good freedom & a bad freedom.

    an extreme example: allowing murder is a bad freedom because it infringes on the freedom of another.

    just wanna get your thoughts on this

    Freedom is Freedom.

    Someone trying to Physically & Mentally harm you does infringe on one’s right to life and happiness. You also have the Freedom to defend yourself how you see fit..

    Now, some people might get on me for this but we do live in a “Society” we’re murdeing people is one of the biggest faults we humans can do.

    I truly think they’re are things we can do to prevent these situations but I’m not the most versed on it.

    Altercations happen, accidents happen, but straight murder.. I personally hate state funded “Capital Punishment” Because it never sat right with me..

  • Nort 💫
    Oct 7, 2021
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    BlackOlympian

    Freedom is Freedom.

    Someone trying to Physically & Mentally harm you does infringe on one’s right to life and happiness. You also have the Freedom to defend yourself how you see fit..

    Now, some people might get on me for this but we do live in a “Society” we’re murdeing people is one of the biggest faults we humans can do.

    I truly think they’re are things we can do to prevent these situations but I’m not the most versed on it.

    Altercations happen, accidents happen, but straight murder.. I personally hate state funded “Capital Punishment” Because it never sat right with me..

    “Someone trying to Physically & Mentally harm you does infringe on one’s right to life and happiness. You also have the Freedom to defend yourself how you see fit..“

    don’t you think with this line of thinking you’d be able to justify anything? i don’t think murder happens because it’s a glitch in human behavior. i believe its more-so the material conditions that facilitate undesirable behavior. this is why it’s necessary to create laws as a measure to commend & punish people for acts we as a society have deemed immoral.

    i’m all for people to have autonomy and live life however way they please, as long as it doesn’t infringe on the freedom’s of others. i would find that to be self-defeating and contradictory to my libertarian principles.

  • Oct 7, 2021
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    Nort

    “Someone trying to Physically & Mentally harm you does infringe on one’s right to life and happiness. You also have the Freedom to defend yourself how you see fit..“

    don’t you think with this line of thinking you’d be able to justify anything? i don’t think murder happens because it’s a glitch in human behavior. i believe its more-so the material conditions that facilitate undesirable behavior. this is why it’s necessary to create laws as a measure to commend & punish people for acts we as a society have deemed immoral.

    i’m all for people to have autonomy and live life however way they please, as long as it doesn’t infringe on the freedom’s of others. i would find that to be self-defeating and contradictory to my libertarian principles.

    That’s is the great conversation.

    We put laws in place like you said, but people are still going to kill when they see fit. I think about myself during these conversations, if I really wanted to.. I could probably commit the most heinous murder spree in modern times..

    I’m not trying to go off subject here but I do understand what your saying, I just don’t have the answers.

    I have to go in depth during one of my more stoic nights.

  • Nort 💫
    Oct 7, 2021
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    BlackOlympian

    That’s is the great conversation.

    We put laws in place like you said, but people are still going to kill when they see fit. I think about myself during these conversations, if I really wanted to.. I could probably commit the most heinous murder spree in modern times..

    I’m not trying to go off subject here but I do understand what your saying, I just don’t have the answers.

    I have to go in depth during one of my more stoic nights.

    yes, but don’t you think it’d be better for society to have the anti-murder laws in place? certainly you recognize there would be more murder if we were to abolish those laws.

  • Oct 7, 2021
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    Nort

    yes, but don’t you think it’d be better for society to have the anti-murder laws in place? certainly you recognize there would be more murder if we were to abolish those laws.

    Oh for sure!

    Some laws should actually be mandated instead of some of this goofy s*** they pushing on us.

  • Nort 💫
    Oct 7, 2021
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    BlackOlympian

    Oh for sure!

    Some laws should actually be mandated instead of some of this goofy s*** they pushing on us.

    lesgoooo

    and may i ask what goofy s*** in particular?

  • Oct 7, 2021
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    Nort

    lesgoooo

    and may i ask what goofy s*** in particular?

    You trying to get me banned

  • Nort 💫
    Oct 7, 2021
    BlackOlympian

    You trying to get me banned

    i think i can guess now

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  • Oct 8, 2021
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    Nort

    depends on what you’re referring to. libertarian was once a term used to define socialists. here in america, it’s a conservative that wants to smoke weed (jokes).

    I see a lot of people on ktt2 say this and I still don't get why lol

    And for the record, the term libertarian wasn't first used by socialists. It derives from the Old Right.

  • Nort 💫
    Oct 8, 2021
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    Saint Aquinas

    I see a lot of people on ktt2 say this and I still don't get why lol

    And for the record, the term libertarian wasn't first used by socialists. It derives from the Old Right.

    Libertarianism originated as a form of left-wing politics such as anti-authoritarian and anti-state socialists like anarchists,6 especially social anarchists,7 but more generally libertarian communists/Marxists and libertarian socialists.8 - wikipedia

  • Oct 8, 2021
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    Nort

    Libertarianism originated as a form of left-wing politics such as anti-authoritarian and anti-state socialists like anarchists,6 especially social anarchists,7 but more generally libertarian communists/Marxists and libertarian socialists.8 - wikipedia

    the first use of the word comes from someone describing whigs

  • Oct 8, 2021
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    Saint Aquinas

    the first use of the word comes from someone describing whigs

    yea bc the whigs were the leftists of their day

  • Oct 8, 2021
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    gabapentin

    yea bc the whigs were the leftists of their day

    ???? the whigs in britain? Bro what?

  • Oct 8, 2021
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    Saint Aquinas

    ???? the whigs in britain? Bro what?

    you're talking the whigs as in the party that opposed the tories? yes

  • Oct 8, 2021
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    gabapentin

    you're talking the whigs as in the party that opposed the tories? yes

    "leftist"

    Classical liberals are not leftists fam

  • Oct 8, 2021
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    Saint Aquinas

    "leftist"

    Classical liberals are not leftists fam

    i didn't say they were "leftists" as in "marx-influenced socialists," i said they were the "leftists of their day", as in "they agitated to reduce the control exerted by the entrenched power structure, i.e the monarchy and the ancien regime in british politics"

    classical liberals were the left-wing of that era's political matrix and the tories were the right-wing

    of course they ended up right-wingers in today's political matrix because once the conservative-monarchical regime was destroyed across europe and there was a vacuum to fill, some savvy left-wingers gradually realized power (which they had previously opposed as liberty-lovers) could actually be useful for their purposes and gravitated towards marxism/socialism

  • Nort 💫
    Oct 8, 2021
    gabapentin

    i didn't say they were "leftists" as in "marx-influenced socialists," i said they were the "leftists of their day", as in "they agitated to reduce the control exerted by the entrenched power structure, i.e the monarchy and the ancien regime in british politics"

    classical liberals were the left-wing of that era's political matrix and the tories were the right-wing

    of course they ended up right-wingers in today's political matrix because once the conservative-monarchical regime was destroyed across europe and there was a vacuum to fill, some savvy left-wingers gradually realized power (which they had previously opposed as liberty-lovers) could actually be useful for their purposes and gravitated towards marxism/socialism

    what he said

  • Oct 11, 2021
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    gabapentin

    i didn't say they were "leftists" as in "marx-influenced socialists," i said they were the "leftists of their day", as in "they agitated to reduce the control exerted by the entrenched power structure, i.e the monarchy and the ancien regime in british politics"

    classical liberals were the left-wing of that era's political matrix and the tories were the right-wing

    of course they ended up right-wingers in today's political matrix because once the conservative-monarchical regime was destroyed across europe and there was a vacuum to fill, some savvy left-wingers gradually realized power (which they had previously opposed as liberty-lovers) could actually be useful for their purposes and gravitated towards marxism/socialism

    u misunderstood what I'm saying. I'm saying the origin of the word libertarian comes from a line of thinking that does not trace back to socialism.