/liberty/ - Liberty

No

>>17901

Why should there be?

Everyone should feel the glory of the State around them at all times

Maybe, but we are not allowed into it.

There's no state control in the eastern-congo, somalia outside of mogadishu and certain parts of syria.

As long as women have the right to vote, no.

>>17913

EDGY

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but you're probably right

Somalia

>>17940

>Less than 1% of women care about honesty/integrity

>At least 50% fewer women than men care about it as the most important issue

wew…

>>17941

It's also interesting how they consider the equal pay meme at least 15 times more important than foreign policy

At this point I am ready to give up

>>17942

>b-b-but government rules with the consent of the governed! you're free to leave at any time!

>>17901

No.

That is why we need to make one.

When 8chan is killed for having wrongthink, those who dwelled in its deep, seedy underbelly will be unleashed on newfags all around the globe.

This will create untold havoc and chaos as bored psychopaths who normally shitposted about smug anime girls suddenly find themselves with nothing to do.

The same kind of people that think it would be hilarious to hack the Pentagon for the lulz

Do you understand guys?

We will be the ones to harness the memes and make our own safe place.

Not for "justice and equality".

But for truth and liberty.

Truth to find out who and what you truly are.

Liberty to do donuts with a 4x4 lifted Chevy in a privately owned field somewhere while shooting an Uzi in the air.

One day.

>>17947

>Uzi in the air

this would be a violation unless you "danger polluted" the air for a sustained period. Remember how Rothbard established that homesteading could be applied to tell us whether an airport or the houses around it had the right to noise/quiet? It depends on whether or not the airport came first and homesteaded high levels of noise pollution that it could emit or if houses came first and homesteaded the right to a certain level of quiet (which could be sold/traded to an airport, would be semi-difficult without eminent domain)

The same applies to noise, and to an extent air pollution. I wonder if this would also apply to "danger" pollution, for instance, by firing a cannonball into a currently unowned part of the ocean from your fort once per year, after giving a few sirens of warning and due notice, you would homestead the right to "disrupt" that space. Or to bullets you fire in the air, but you own enough land around it so that as long as it's fired at an angle of 85-90 degrees itll fall on your land.

Of course, would this mean you could homestead the right to fire a mortar once a year? Idk, I'm confident that could be easily solved in a free society, I'm just wondering how the relevant principles apply.

>>17940

I'm not about to say this excuses the results overall, but I do think it's worth mentioning that the questions appear to have been "What do you consider the most important issue for women/for men". I can easily see how that would've led more women to answer "abortion", since it's generally considered more of a woman-specific issue.

Mind you, I don't know anything about how surveys like this tend to work from a psychological perspective. It's just the first thing that jumped out at me.

>>17965

Wow I didn't realise that

>>17965

Good point, fam

>>17966

It's still shit though.

According to this 'equal pay :-D' is a bigger issue for women than taxes.

Fucking welfare whores

>>17971

I also hate the violence against women bill and think it is a hunk of shit

>>17985

Who the hell is 'Aryanne' ???

Try to claim one of those islands with the extremely low fertility rates, you could outvote and breed the populationn there in a heartbeat, but it would need a lot of work to get a small society going there.

Or wait for space colonialisation so the childs of your childs can have such a country on an asteroid, making dosh by trading metals with the statist globe.

Or try fucking with america in some way.

I wish all these revolutionarys who wanna abolish borders would leave the old world in piece ;_;

Isn't there a bunch of uninhabited land around Greenland/Canada? It's probably "owned" by some government but it seems pretty empty.

>>18020

trade is vital :U