I'm calling you out on obedience which is the libertarian bogeyman for organization, rule of law, and collaboration, the product of those other two. Get a group together with a common purpose. What do they do, naturally? They organize. They agree to roles and responsibilities. They adopt rules. Just like our countries founders did 250 or so years ago.
Your religion, that from chaos comes progress, is the big lie. From chaos comes chaos.
Well, as I said, I don't advocate chaos or anarchy. So, you're just shadowboxing. You can come up with whatever euphemisms make it all palatable to you, just as long as we're clear that you're diametrically opposed to liberty as a value.
First, I've never gotten from you, or anyone else here, a definition of "liberty", so I can only guess at what's in your head when you say it.
Nothing fancy - Let me google that for you
Second, living free of rules, as long as you are the only one free, is a compelling fantasy for most people.
Third, if everyone lived without rules and organization, the result would be chaos. There is an experiment performed about once a week in the middle east, which always demonstrates the mindlessness of mobs.
So, in the absence of any definition to the contrary, I think that your world is not real, but what you and others wish was true.
Wrong answer. Try again. The libertarian cause isn't a demand for 'no rules'. It's a defense of individual rights. You've had this explained to you. Repeatedly. Liberty requires rules.
Again (and again), we're not anarchists.
Last edited: