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Name a dog that has never had fleas.Name a civilization that did not have a state.Nope. The state and civilization are not synonymous.Yes, that is also known as 'civilization'.So-called "centrists" and "independents" still buy into the notion of central authority.
What's the other brand? I only mentioned one.The centrist position on eating poison is that a moderate amount of it is good for you.
No a centrist position is that nether brand of poison is good for you.
You represent the other..LOL!~What's the other brand? I only mentioned one.The centrist position on eating poison is that a moderate amount of it is good for you.
No a centrist position is that nether brand of poison is good for you.
Partisan/Binary thinking is the poison.What's the other brand? I only mentioned one.The centrist position on eating poison is that a moderate amount of it is good for you.
No a centrist position is that nether brand of poison is good for you.
Not any libertarians I know of....And Golfing Gonad doesn't count....But if you need a rundown, I'll indulge you...Lol, I have read with my own two little eyes libertarins defending exactly these things.Nope...Stupid stereotypes are on the dopes invoking them.
These are not stereotypes, they are typicalities.
Eating a moderate amount of poison is not a Centrist position, as the pragmatic principle would say that there is no benefit only harm done in eating any amount of poison.What's the other brand? I only mentioned one.No a centrist position is that nether brand of poison is good for you.The centrist position on eating poison is that a moderate amount of it is good for you.
This is just an example of how Libertarians are tone deaf when it comes to the need for and the role of government.Name a dog that has never had fleas.Name a civilization that did not have a state.
Not any libertarians I know of....And Golfing Gonad doesn't count....But if you need a rundown, I'll indulge you...
1) "Attempts to capitalize on the opioid epidemic": Other than to somehow facilitate healing of its victims, I know of no libertarian -not one- who would want to capitalize on the opioid "epidemic"...Given that this could be seen marginally as "capitalizing on the "epidemic", it's definitely not the spirit in which the claim is made.
2) "Destroying the planet for the sake of unneeded goods": A recrimination beyond idiocy, which embraces the dueling dopey leftist memes of "destroying the planet" and "need".
3) "Puts workers in life threatening situations for the sake of marginal profit gains": So vague that it could be applied to virtually any job at any time....Throw-away statist dopiness.
4) "Doesn't want government to "tread on him" but bends over for corporations to do it.": Well-read and knowledgeable libertarians (which only encompasses about half of them, I know) understand that corporations don't exist without government sanction and approval...The behind almost every corporation "treading on him", there's a politician and/or bureaucrat facilitating the "treading"....The most glaring example of this dynamic that I often use is the FDA.
So, in conclusion, the idiotic stereotypes of libertarians in that idiotic chart are, well, idiotic.....And this is coming from someone who abandoned the big "L" libertarian philosophy years ago.
No, the idiotic stereotypes are still idiotic, your feeble attempt at carving out the exceptions notwithstanding.Not any libertarians I know of....And Golfing Gonad doesn't count....But if you need a rundown, I'll indulge you...
Yeah, the no True Scotsman fallacy rephrased as No True Ideologue. I am certain you have heard some Libertarians defend some ridiculous assertions regarding no need for a government or defending the most egregious price gouging of innocent people with no other choice. It is simply not convenient for you to push your memory too hard.
1) "Attempts to capitalize on the opioid epidemic": Other than to somehow facilitate healing of its victims, I know of no libertarian -not one- who would want to capitalize on the opioid "epidemic"...Given that this could be seen marginally as "capitalizing on the "epidemic", it's definitely not the spirit in which the claim is made.
And yet some Libertarians have defended Big Pharma for as long as I can remember for anything they have ever done. Oh, and Big Tobacco too.
2) "Destroying the planet for the sake of unneeded goods": A recrimination beyond idiocy, which embraces the dueling dopey leftist memes of "destroying the planet" and "need".
Regard for decreasing pollution is not known among any Libertarians, but their insistence on people being able to sell any snake oil someone is willing to buy is well known.
3) "Puts workers in life threatening situations for the sake of marginal profit gains": So vague that it could be applied to virtually any job at any time....Throw-away statist dopiness.
How about Nike contractors in Vietnam who are given surgical masks instead of proper breathing protection as they handle toxic glues? Oh, I can hear all the Libertarians demanding action right now.....NOT.
4) "Doesn't want government to "tread on him" but bends over for corporations to do it.": Well-read and knowledgeable libertarians (which only encompasses about half of them, I know) understand that corporations don't exist without government sanction and approval...The behind almost every corporation "treading on him", there's a politician and/or bureaucrat facilitating the "treading"....The most glaring example of this dynamic that I often use is the FDA.
So, your qualification to 'well read' concedes that the rest of them are exactly this way. Thanks.
So, in conclusion, the idiotic stereotypes of libertarians in that idiotic chart are, well, idiotic.....And this is coming from someone who abandoned the big "L" libertarian philosophy years ago.
You agreed to one of them and simply denied the rest without a rhyme or reason.
The chart stands.
The guy that made the chart is a bit left of center, but I think it well illustrates the pragmatic/moderate morphology in the current two dimensional spectrum so many use.Voted for the first choice, since none of the others are exact fits. The chart is rather dumb, since it shows left wingers as being opposed to bigotry and for people done whatever they want to, which is nonsense. Ideologues are just lazy simpletons who need slogans to parrot, and will never be able to find workable solutions to anything.
They are not idiotic simply because you repeat yourself.No, the idiotic stereotypes are still idiotic, your feeble attempt at carving out the exceptions notwithstanding.
They're idiotic like all stereotypes are....Might be marginally funny when wedged into a comedy routine (which that goofy chart in the OP obviously is) but otherwise useless.They are not idiotic simply because you repeat yourself.No, the idiotic stereotypes are still idiotic, your feeble attempt at carving out the exceptions notwithstanding.
We cooperate all the time, dumbass. Every time you go to the grocery store, you're cooperating with the grocer and all his employees. How many people cooperate to build a house? A car? Your laptop computer?At some level, they have to know what they are.
They think you're naive for not seeing the plain evil of the other side. You can't even get them to entertain the idea of finding ways to cooperate with each other. They won't put any energy into the thought at all. They just want to lay waste to each other.
Compulsion is not cooperation. Government is not cooperation. It's shear naked force.
So cultures are just arbitrary sets of eccentricities? The Spanish Food aisle at Walmart is just stupid?They're idiotic like all stereotypes are....Might be marginally funny when wedged into a comedy routine (which that goofy chart in the OP obviously is) but otherwise useless.
By not answering the question you only proved that you're a coward who knows he's wrong.You represent the other..LOL!~What's the other brand? I only mentioned one.The centrist position on eating poison is that a moderate amount of it is good for you.
No a centrist position is that nether brand of poison is good for you.
That isn't an answer the question I asked. When I said "The centrist position on eating poison is that a moderate amount of it is good for you," you said "neither." "Neither" what? Only eating poison and not eating poison is on the table here. How can not eating poison be just as bad as eating any amount of poison?Partisan/Binary thinking is the poison.What's the other brand? I only mentioned one.The centrist position on eating poison is that a moderate amount of it is good for you.
No a centrist position is that nether brand of poison is good for you.
When all a person does is be critical of the other party, whom they have no ability to change, then their own party, who may be just as bad in different ways... continues to do wrong because the voters only pay attention to those they can't change.
And THAT is the plan.
American Politics 101... first day of class.
The centrist position is that eating something less than all the poison is the best position. That's why the centrist position if often wrong.Eating a moderate amount of poison is not a Centrist position, as the pragmatic principle would say that there is no benefit only harm done in eating any amount of poison.What's the other brand? I only mentioned one.No a centrist position is that nether brand of poison is good for you.The centrist position on eating poison is that a moderate amount of it is good for you.
But don't let facts stop you.
That isn't an answer the question I asked. When I said "The centrist position on eating poison is that a moderate amount of it is good for you," you said "neither." "Neither" what? Only eating poison and not eating poison is on the table here. How can not eating poison be just as bad as eating any amount of poison?Partisan/Binary thinking is the poison.What's the other brand? I only mentioned one.The centrist position on eating poison is that a moderate amount of it is good for you.
No a centrist position is that nether brand of poison is good for you.
When all a person does is be critical of the other party, whom they have no ability to change, then their own party, who may be just as bad in different ways... continues to do wrong because the voters only pay attention to those they can't change.
And THAT is the plan.
American Politics 101... first day of class.
None of the shit you want to drag into this debate is relevant.