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>coercion bad
>when two people want different things, everyone should just compromise and hug it out and everything will be perfect! :)
>and if they can't do that, we'll just have one guy at the top who will somehow perfectly manage every single aspect of society and just coer- i mean help people into doing the right thing! there's no way that can go wrong

>>15996724
>If you think liberty and freedom are the same thing you're wrong.
I don't.
>True freedom is being able to remain internally free while demanding the constraints of authority
Yeah okay back to square one, being whipped isn't really a punishment if you're begging for it, I get it.
>Self discipline is a virtue, liberty is another name for hedonism.
Are you absolutely out of your god damn mind? Liberty is another name for hedonism? Having the ability to make my own choices is hedonism? You don't even know what hedonism is, nor the value of liberty. Your ignorance pains me. Hedonism is to value pleasure to the point of over-saturating yourself with it and destroying its value. If you see being presented with the ability to choose for yourself as nothing but the chance to ruin your fucking life with bad decisions then you're nothing short of mentally fucking ill.

>>15868031
>Right-wing socialism
What would I give to personally strangle every pseudo-right NEETSoc who ever uttered that mind numbing phrase.

Remember, you're either a Libertarian National-Capitalist or a subhuman.

reminder

>>12285180
That's okay, I could listen to the sound of a toilet flushing on loop for a few minutes and get the general idea. You're not going to convince me that what is currently working doesn't work and what we know has never worked actually totally works.

>>10349868

*gets nothing wrong*