*promote Stefan Molyneux, anarcho-capitalism, and some of the comments here (my own sentiments in-particular here stated by Blankfist's retort to NetRunner) in the true-spirit of the annihilation of all arguments blathered by sophistic cock-smokers, which have made me smile today.

Tags for this video have been changed from 'enslavement, sheeple, farming people' to 'enslavement, sheeple, farming people, stefan molyneux, anarcho capitalism' - edited by dystopianfuturetoday

I don't get a super 'High IQ' vibe from right-libertarians, which isn't to say they are stupid - they are certainly more thoughtful than your typical conservative. But as far as intellectuals go, right-libertarians have a shallow bench. When Milton Friedman is your most revered intellectual, you've got problems...

I think part of the problem with finding young leaders is that in right-libertarian circles, it's generally considered taboo to question free market doctrine. While this kind of ideological purity is good at creating loyal and aggressive followers, it's not the kind of thing that inspires the critical thinking necessary for a good leader. That's why the younger leaders end up being creepy, dictatorial narcissists like Stefan Molyneux. Political fundamentalism isn't much different from religious fundamentalism in that respect.

>> ^dystopianfuturetoday:

Come on dude, it's a joke, and a mild one at that. >> ^blankfist:
Stefan Molyneux is my favorite? I think your interpretation of me is about as accurate as The Social Network was about the events surrounding the creation of facebook.



Hence my smiley face.

Come on dude, it's a joke, and a mild one at that. >> ^blankfist:

Stefan Molyneux is my favorite? I think your interpretation of me is about as accurate as The Social Network was about the events surrounding the creation of facebook.

Stefan Molyneux is my favorite? I think your interpretation of me is about as accurate as The Social Network was about the events surrounding the creation of facebook.

I can imagine blankfist as a drug dealer.

Yeah, man, I've got some dank nugs for you this week.
Awesome, I can't wait.
It's just in the other room. Here, let me put on some libertarian videos for you to watch while I get it.
Ummm.... OK... sure, put it on.
This is Stefan Molyneux, my favorite.
So, the weed is in the other room you said?
Shhh, listen to this part... 'taxes are theft'.. that's my favorite part.
Yeah, I need to get going, I'm supposed to meet a friend for dinner.
What are you trying to say? Am I not your friend? Am I just your dealer?
No, man, no... of course you are my friend.
So, what's the problem? Let's get baked and listen to some Ron Paul speeches. It'll be epic.
Um.. OK, but I've got to get going in like 15 minutes. I'm parked at a meter.
What do you need? Quarters?

>> ^blankfist:

>> ^MarineGunrock:
Wow - I'm glad none of you are my neighbors. Apparently if you were and my house was on fire, I'd be fucked. Y'all would be too busy filming the spectacle or toasting marshmellows to even toss a bucket of water on me.
Maybe it's just the way I was raised - but I try to help in whatever way I can.

You totally want me as your neighbor. I have some great weed.

I thought you'd be interested in this video. It's a critical look at the modern Corporation and where they came from.

http://videosift.com/video/What-s-a-Corporation

Oh, and Stefan Molyneux narrates.

@Stefan Molyneux

hot damn! thx 4 the promote enoch!

In reply to this comment by enoch:
tasty anarchy indeed.
*promote