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Perhaps the disconnect is simply not visible to you. You say that these individuals jump at the thought of "ideas" because they're simply linked to certain tech
by zo1 11y ago
Perhaps the disconnect is simply not visible to you. You say that these individuals jump at the thought of "ideas" because they're simply linked to certain technological solutions/implementations. Yet, completely disregard the possibility that they may have other motives/reasons behind their beliefs, that you may not be privy to or simply deny as relevant.
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And, judging from the overall theme in the comment you're responding to. One of Libertarianism, I'll add: We don't all have the solutions, or all the perfect answers for a wonderful life and organization of the world. But these ideas are not "idiotic" anymore than what we have now, of which we all complain about incessantly. You'll often find that a lot of Libertarians/Anarcho-Capitalist have their beliefs not because of practicality, or technology, but because they believe in the ethical and moral principles that form part of those ideologies.