I'm As Radical As Libertarians Come.

Many Individuals Spend A Considerable Portion Of Their Lifetimes In Terror Of One Imagined Catastrophe Or Another. The Classic Is That Your Immortal Soul Will Be Consigned To Eternal Torment In The Never-ending Subterranean Barbecue If You Fail To Follow The Whacky Edicts Of One Particular Set Of Puckered Dogwhistles Or Another. You May Recall From The Great Movie Strange Days That A "dogwhistle" Is A Guy Whose Asshole Is So Tight That When He Farts, Only Dogs Can Hear Him.

Economists Tell Us That The 'price' Of An Object And Its 'value' Have Very Little Or Nothing To Do With One Another. 'value' Is Entirely Subjective Economic Value, Anyway While 'price' Reflects Whatever A Buyer Is Willing To Give Up To Get The Object In Question, And Whatever The Seller Is Willing To Accept To Give It Up. Both Are Governed By The Law Of Marginal Utility, Which Is Actually A Law Of Psychology, Rather Than Economics. For Government To Attempt To Dictate A 'fair Price' Betrays Complete Misunderstanding Of The Entire Process.

A Libertarian Is A Person Who Believes That No One Has The Right, Under Any Circumstances, To Initiate Force Against Another Human Being For Any Reason Whatever; Nor Will A Libertarian Advocate The Initiation Of Force, Or Delegate It To Anyone Else. Those Who Act Consistently With This Principle Are Libertarians, Whether They Realize It Or Not. Those Who Fail To Act Consistently With It Are Not Libertarians, Regardless Of What They May Claim.

[n]o One's Ever Been Able To Show Me Any Difference Between Democracy And Brute Force. It's Just A Majority Ganging Up On A Minority With The Minority Giving In To Avoid Getting Massacred.

Each Day, It Seemed, Another Law Was Passed To Impoverish And Diminish Them, Punishing Them For Whatever Success They Achieved And Rewarding Their Less Competent And Industrious Neighbors.