Reddit reviews Libertarianism in One Lesson

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Y'know, like dudes, I just barely got into politics, like, by reading this interesting essay called, here it comes, "Libertarianism in one lesson", and I like, you know, it totally blew my mind away, man, making me actually care about politics for the first time in my 12 years of life. And now I totally know more about what I'm talking about than those who, y'know, have spent most of their adult lives actually involved in it, and totally found out that they're all spewing bullshit, as politics, history, and the world are obviously so simple a 5 year old could know more than those dudes.

However, everywhere I've posted so far, dude, everyone has been endlessly agreeing with me. I can't feel like a self righteous prick as long as everyone's doing that, y'know. So I thought I'd stop in, and y'know, claim that no one else had any legitimate arguments before I go in for another toke, so that I could fail to read anything else, and then mock those who don't agree with me telling them about how they don't know what they're talking about and shame them into becoming self righteous pricks much like myself.

And once I do that, I'll convert every last one of you to see things like myself (you'll see. Only libertarians have any correct ideas to begin with, y'know), and we'll embrace rainbows, unicorns, and Ron Paul for president, who is obviously getting the most delegates out of all of the candidates, and share in the holy bong passed around until we all drop dead from a return to guilded age policies, not because they were so terrible, but because we were so blindsighted, dudes, that we didn't react fast enough, and all of the conspiracy theories came true all at once, and we weren't willing to act soon enough to stop them from happening at all.

In Liberty,

Frandaman760