Therefore, I ask: Libertarians -- where are they now? Crypto-anarchists -- where are they now? Where are you now?
Well, I'm still here (but not as active as I used to be), though I seem to have drifted more towards geolibertarianism/anarcho-mutualism while most others have instead revealed themselves to be neoconservatives who want to legalise pot. I'm not entirely sure why that happened, or why they claimed to be libertarians in the first place. I guess they thought conservatism and libertarianism are the same thing except for social issues, which (aside from drugs) they inexplicably forgot were a thing until recent events brought social justice to the mainstream.Case in point:
"we want gender equality"
(ideal is females paid fairly)
end political result to sidestep and avoid the issues "what is female. there is no binary genders. everyone is unique"
Nobody even mentioned gender issues in this thread, but of course no conservative can resist making an issue out of it where none exists. Gotta mock gender ideology at every opportunity to keep those SJWs in their place, or whatever. (ideal is females paid fairly)
end political result to sidestep and avoid the issues "what is female. there is no binary genders. everyone is unique"
