Libertarianism is against coercion, not collective action. People can act collectively without coercing each other. Individualism means sovereign choice, it doesn't mean not taking part in peaceful collective activities.
Do thinkbois also think libertarians oppose team sports?
Do thinkbois also think libertarians oppose team sports?
https://twitter.com/EricRWeinstein/status/1379627761510150147
Authoritarians like @EricRWeinstein don't get the distinction between collective & coercive action because their ideas are so bad they can only get others to join them by coercion.
They'd be far less authoritarian if they tried having good & useful ideas others want to join.
They'd be far less authoritarian if they tried having good & useful ideas others want to join.
Protip:
Don't critique libertarianism before you've at least read The Ethics of Liberty by Rothbard, or you'll end up exposing yourself as a shallow authoritarian thinkboi critiquing your fiat university's stupid propaganda caricature of libertarianism.
mises.org/library/ethics…
Don't critique libertarianism before you've at least read The Ethics of Liberty by Rothbard, or you'll end up exposing yourself as a shallow authoritarian thinkboi critiquing your fiat university's stupid propaganda caricature of libertarianism.
mises.org/library/ethics…
There are so many big problems in the world, but all the authoritarian thinkboiz want to think about are tiny particulates of CO2 & a virus, because in their little brains, these can only be solved by authoritarianism.
Why do thinkboiz think forcing others to get vaccinated is a more effective way to fight covid than figuring out how to unfat yourself?
Because fiat academia is about controlling cattle, not enlightening humans.
Because fiat academia is about controlling cattle, not enlightening humans.
Every authoritarian is a libertarian on all the questions that are irrelevant to his attempts to control, rob, and enslave you.
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