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It's against a class of belief, not an individual, and it's harsh but accurate; libertarianism represents a frustratingly truncated thought process.
by dTal 7y ago
It's against a class of belief, not an individual, and it's harsh but accurate; libertarianism represents a frustratingly truncated thought process.
- AnimalMuppet 7y agoBut you applied it to what GreenJelloShot said. Now it's against an individual, or at least an individual's statement.