if you had to move to another country, which one would you go to!!

[ChicagoBlues]

switzerland...ainec.

ainec!!

 

[Cory Trevor]

Can you please stop parroting rehearsed one-liners you saw in memes on your FREE LIBERTARIANS FOR FREE LIBERTY FREEDOM Facebook group and go do some cursory research on what you're talking about?

Even Ludwig Von Mises acknowledged that the mere existence of a state and of nationalized enterprises doesn't somehow alter the basic productive relations of a market economy. Nevermind venturing to the other side of the aisle, you could start by taking the time to read the work of those whose ideas you're attempting to represent.

To be honest though, he's not a libertarian, there's a new faux thought process for delusional wannabe classic liberals. They aren't accepted by us anyways and never will be so it's ok. As hipster as that sounds, it's the truth. They are this century's equivalent of zumba pants. They started as tea party people, eventually now they've morphed into whatever they are calling themselves now. Think the latest thing is proud boys.


Getting back on track, I've lived abroad in Bulgaria and would do it again. For natural beauty NZ, for lifestyle probably somewhere in Europe.

Most likely Switzerland then I guess. Hockey, food, wine, mountains, skiing, speak four languages. Though I did work with a guy from there and said the country is overly crowded in general which is why he left.

 

[Bizarro Bandwagoner]

Realistically, probably Canada because it's the closest to me and the most similar to the US so I think it'd be a pretty easy transition. Plus I've visited dozens of times.

If the cost of getting my family and our stuff moved isn't a factor, Australia or New Zealand.

 

[Pharrell Williams]

Can you please stop parroting rehearsed one-liners you saw in memes on your FREE LIBERTARIANS FOR FREE LIBERTY FREEDOM Facebook group and go do some cursory research on what you're talking about?

Even Ludwig Von Mises acknowledged that the mere existence of a state and of nationalized enterprises doesn't somehow alter the basic productive relations of a market economy. Nevermind venturing to the other side of the aisle, you could start by taking the time to read the work of those whose ideas you're attempting to represent.

he's not a libertarian, he's an ancap, which is even more funny.

 

[Murzu]

easily the United States. which state? possibly Colorado.

My answer here. Without the word easily. And instead of "possibly" there should be "most likely".

 

[Murzu]

Finland is super racist

Wat, no. Well some people are. But most are not!

 

[KingTux]

Hawaii or Alaska

 

[VoluntaryDom]

he's not a libertarian, he's an ancap, which is even more funny.

anarcho-capitalism is a form of libertarianism, nice try though

 

[VoluntaryDom]

Can you please stop parroting rehearsed one-liners you saw in memes on your FREE LIBERTARIANS FOR FREE LIBERTY FREEDOM Facebook group and go do some cursory research on what you're talking about?

Even Ludwig Von Mises acknowledged that the mere existence of a state and of nationalized enterprises doesn't somehow alter the basic productive relations of a market economy. Nevermind venturing to the other side of the aisle, you could start by taking the time to read the work of those whose ideas you're attempting to represent.

the existence of a state doesn't automatically nullify a market economy (see: minarchy, night watchman state, etc)

that doesn't mean the US is free market capitalism

 

[VoluntaryDom]

To be honest though, he's not a libertarian, there's a new faux thought process for delusional wannabe classic liberals. They aren't accepted by us anyways and never will be so it's ok. As hipster as that sounds, it's the truth. They are this century's equivalent of zumba pants. They started as tea party people, eventually now they've morphed into whatever they are calling themselves now. Think the latest thing is proud boys.

I'm not a libertarian?

So what do you call people who believe in the illegitimacy of an authoritarian state and stand by the Non-Aggression Principle?

Certainly not a statist, that's for sure.

 

[Unhealthy Scratch]

So what do you call people who believe in the illegitimacy of an authoritarian state and stand by the Non-Aggression Principle?

idealist teenagers who haven't read a history book

 

[Milos Krasic]

Sapmi on the Norwegian side or Niue

 

[yukoner88]

New Zealand, I'd say Australia but there's too many ways to die there

 

[jimmythescot]

Canada. I've already got the passport and everything.

Already seriously considering it if the political situation here worsens.

Getting closer...