In A Libertarian Society...

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THERES NO LAW SAYING COMPUTERS CANT EXPLODE!!!!

[hypnovike]

If stuff explodes when the government collapses then why does my Galaxy Note 7 keep exploding while under government?

[FreedomToons]

More self satire haha its funny cuz I hate who I am

[darokahn]

But Seamus, if we're in a libertarian society, how on this earth will we ever conceivably invent _Flat surfaces for cars to go on_

[MrDapperton]

See this is why we need government folks.

[formerevolutionist]

Wow, I used to be an anarcho-capitalist, but since I watched this video, I feel I must become a statist. After all, I don't want to be blown up by unregulated things.

[superfish]

There's no law saying roads can't explode!

[heavydny]

ROADS!


Libertarians triggered in 3... 2...

[jarfuloflove]

You think this is funny but, in a libertarian society, there really is no law saying Milo Yiannopoulos can't explode.







Checkmate, corporatist!

[parthiancapitalist]

In a libertarian society, America was founded

[anthonylipira]

So long as weed and BitCoin can't explode, libertarians will be happy.

[TC-imeq]

There’s also no law saying they CAN explode.

[lasagnasux]

That's why I'm libertarian. Because in a libertarian society there's no law saying i can't explode!

Peacefully.

[theduke]

I think I've finally cracked it. Libertarians often argue amongst each other as to what libertarians believe. But I think I've been able to quantify it in a way that most libertarians can agree. "A strong national identity that maintains an efficient government with a military strong enough to defend its borders during peace times. While also having a strong law enforcement sector divided between the states. On the other hand, said ideal libertarian government would be heavily restricted on its ability to effect everyday people's lives via heavy regulations, product bans, and complex tax codes. Tax codes would have a leveled tier system based on income but there would be few if any exemptions and right offs, which would leave some individuals off with higher taxes, but would leave the majority across the board better off. And the federal government's primary purpose would be to regulate how states work together and give all states a voice in international affairs, but would otherwise delegate regulations to cities and states. And while the government would mostly stay out of business, it would however maintain anti trust laws so no company could exceed 25 percent of the market on a national level so as better produce a healthy competition within the market place and better spur innovation."

[BeerByTheNumbers]

"There's no way a large infrastucture network used everyday by the public and  not run by the government could even be feasable! " --Progressives type in the comment box on the privately built and maintained internet...

[samc]

In a libertarian society there are NO LAWS OF PHYSICS.

[joshn]

That is the ultimate argument for all government practices, without them 'overseeing' & 'regulating' everything explodes.

[AlexanderPallares]

I thought the explosion would be McDonald's annexing his house.

[aflhabalafhabab]

Wait, how do the people put on their clothes with such big heads?

[emeralddragon]

So you're basically saying having no government would literally blow up in our faces.

*Rimshot*

[westwood]

But who will build the roads? And make sure they don't explode?