Of course your politics have something to do with it.
You are the only (supposed) non-leftist in this thread giving me a hard time about questioning Emily Jillette's true politics.
While I haven't memorized your posting history, nor have I searched it out, I don't recall you being particularly conservative.
You claim to be a conservative who hates Trump. That's fine.
If you really are a conservative, certainly you can tell us some of your conservative views, and which conservative politicians or media figures you do like.
This is relevant because you will turn out to be the ultimate hypocrite if you've been attacking me for questioning Emily Jillette's political identity while lying about yours the entire time.
But I'm not accusing you of anything. Go ahead and answer my questions, and then we will get to know you better.
you can be a real conservative and hate trump, most libertarians would be against the wall and other cartoon shit Trump wants
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Libertarians with any brains don’t ignore practice. Fuck! John Stossel, a well-known libertarian journalist, often shows in his reports how the unintended consequences of supposedly well-meaning policies result in disastrous outcomes that are exactly the opposite of what the policies intended.
And a well-respected libertarian judge was probably the first former traditional conservative to speak out how the practice of implementing the War of Drugs resulted in massively detrimental unintended consequences.
Should probably start crushing hot dog on a stick again on a regular basis
While I agree with your “Me” characterization, I’m gonna respectfully disagree with you on this characterization. Classic libertarians are essentially social Darwinists who believe that people have to survive/thrive on their own without any government assistance of any kind, past injustices be damned.
Well, classic libertarians are mostly revolutionaries at heart.
Abolishing capitalism is a cornerstone of their beliefs. I'd hazard a guess that redistributing wealth would be an extremely high priority for a true classic/traditional libertarian.
I think your understanding is awry on what a classic libertarian actually is. Anarcho-capitalism seems to fit much better.
was there a shift from that utopian leftist ideology to neo-fascist constitutionalism at some point?
because the majority of facebook libertarians are essentially republicans whom feel their party is too leftist for their tastes, and they get absolutely scorched on the reg by the 'core' libertarians whose lives are measured out in selfies where they are making the "AOK" finger sign next to ron paul.
and the entirety of their moral compass is derived from an openly religious reverence for the constitution, of all things.
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