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This is parody, right? "He's been a part of the technological revolution that has proven how an industry free from government regulation can flourish." You me
by yolesaber 11y ago
This is parody, right?
"He's been a part of the technological revolution that has proven how an industry free from government regulation can flourish."
You mean the revolution that was literally started by the government thanks to its funding? You mean the revolution that was partially made possible thanks to the government's intervention in Microsoft's monopoly?
Funny how most libertarians I know are white dudes who have made their money in software from the safety of their homes. Maybe if they traveled around the world and saw what real stateless (or weak states) were like, they'd be singing a different tune.
- ca98am79 11y agoIt is real - from wikipedia: > On September 8, 2015, McAfee announced that he would seek the office of President of the United States in the 2016 presidential election, as the candidate of a newly formed political party called the Cyber Party
- fwn 11y agoGuessing from your second part (where you get ad hominem against libertarians) you clearly seem to take it serious, so no: Apparently it's not treated as a parody.