• BynarsAreOk [none/use name]@hexbear.net
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    10 months ago

    You left out the best part?

    I’m all for small government, but I’m realizing I’m not for NO government. Having some shared land we can all use as we wish is good. Having areas set aside for public use is good. this side of the mountain is for off-roading (and no you dont need a license plate), this other side is for hiking and camping

    I hate a lot of WA state’s ultra liberal policies and high taxes. But I also feel I had more freedom there in many ways.

    Maybe I don’t actually like what I’ve always advocated for after all…

    Discuss…

    Edit: 3 days later I got banned from this sub over this post. Freedom lovers my ass. This is place is run by ashamed right-wingers.

    If I want to be charitable this even sounds like someone that is more lost on the sea of ideological garbage of the internet i.e no access to anyone or anything that would educate them towards socialism or even the obvious critiques of capitalism so they defaulted to the standard American ideals until it personaly affected them, then they realized “wait this doesn’t quite make sense”. They could be saved if they were lucky to have someone waste time educating them, but most likely just become a conventional lib instead.

    • BelieveRevolt [he/him]@hexbear.net
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      10 months ago

      They found out that American “libertarians” are just Republicans except they want weed to be legal. There’s a reason why the Cato Institute, the Libertarian Party and other garbage institutions are funded by the Kochs and other powerful figures: because they pose no threat to the establishment and having a fake third party around is useful.