/liberty/ - Liberty

Shitpost is what I meant to say.

The lefties do it all the time so I doubt you'll be stopped.

Well, a lot of people think a single all-powerful leader killing millions is "libertarian," so it's not like there's anything you could do to make it worse…

Fun Allowed*

* Unless that fun offends the Board Owner

>>81702

Are we talking about the soyposter?

>>81716

>implying Trump's twitter posts constitute soyposting

>>81726

>being so fucking new you dont realize this board has a literal soyposter who shows up to ruin threads with articles about soy

>>81734

But millenials all fall into the alt-right/fake nazi category or if they took the bluepill then they become SJWs/lefties.

You probably are one yourself.

>>81752

>all millennials

The older millennials I know tend to be classical liberals or libertarian conservatives. The ones that I don't know tend to be SJWs or SJW sympathetic

>>81765

The thing is, most millenials are fucking socialists in one way or another. That's why meme ideologies like national-socialism or Marxist-socialism are so attractive to them. The ones that can think for themselves, or have had a bit more experience in life would drift towards something more mature and not whatever appeals to their emotions.

>>81785

It's bizarre, but kids are choosing to support communism and national-socialism almost exclusively on the basis of aesthetics. No one really cares if their platforms are consistent (morally, logically, or in any sense whatsoever), they just care if they are associated with this cult of personality or that cult of personality.

there are people not banned from /b/?

>>81790

Yeah, it's all truly low-IQ shit for plebs. This is why I have so little faith in libertarianism coming around anytime soon, because try explaining to one of these retards how the free market works and why it's beneficial for us. It's like trying to teach a nigger from Africa how to play Tetris (believe me lol, I tried), if they can't even understand a simple concept like that and get so easily manipulated by every single captioned image someone created in their basement, then what could you expect them to know about a society based on voluntary interactions?

>>81800

If you hadn't known about cooperation and videogames before you would be as slow to understand them.

>>81698

No

>>81802

My grandma has no problem understanding vidya.