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It's not reasonable. It is aggression. This is a terrible and unlibertarian position.

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Antagonist Hani1 year ago

Jesus, this is beyond the pale even for Dave. This is such an explicit rejection of fundamental libertarian principles

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Patrick Smith1 year ago

It really is...

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Alliance Defending Freedom1 year ago

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Glowie Boiz1 year ago

"our" "us" "we" Jesus Christ

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Patrick Smith1 year ago

Yeah. It's crazy.

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Chesterton's Id1 year ago

Dave Smith never understood libertarianism. Him and his ilk have damaged the brand terribly, perhaps beyond repair.

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Patrick Smith1 year ago

If most people were terminally online like us, I would agree with you. Luckily most libertarians aren't caught up in all this and know better.

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YeeticusFlex1 year ago

Now swap “deportation” with “bomb Gaza” and imagine it coming out of his mouth “I know there will be a human cost, but we just have to bomb them guys”

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Michael J South1 year ago

Dave has explained the position and it's a completely consistent position. The reality is that the state does not let us do things "the private property way" and we're not in power to make it work that way. So either you're going to do something that is accurately viewed by some as allowing trespass or doing something accurately viewed by some as aggressing against freedom of movement. There's not a "this is libertarian, this is not" answer to this, it's "given that the government has taken away our rights regarding this, what do we, in light of that, advocate for?" And that's just a personal preference, not a libertarian slam dunk in one direction or another.

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Patrick Smith1 year ago

It's not. Its aggression papered over with a lot of rhetoric, balanced delicately on already refuted bad writing by a few prominent libertarians.

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