I have a few light questions for Libertarians which could help dispel the negative misconception about Libertarian
1- Do you take into consideration that the founding fathers were people that wanted the "
Freedom to trade human slaves as their private property"?
2- Who owns the earth? As in, who gave the earth as a "private property" to some and not to others?
3- If you buy land from someone that stole it, is it your property? If you buy a stolen good, and sell it, does it belong to the person who bought it? Addendum, wasnt the US stolen from the native americans, like the Israelis are doing with bulldozing Palestinian villages?
4- Are property rights and the right to squeeze profits, greater than human life? Can you say someones property rights or right to make a profit is greater than the right to live?
5- A boat crashes on an island, the first to land is Libertarian Joe, who says, "First! Its Mine! My private Property!" or to Baron Bolton Libertarian who inherited his private property from his father and enjoys torture, either say ~you can sign this 300 year servitude contract or freely choose to die of thirst. Im not killing you, the environment is."
6- Are you wondering WHY did the anti-labor anti-safety and pro-child labor Fascist industrial elites in the 30s (American Liberty League), promote Libertarian ideas and slogans? (You dont find it a bit strange?)
These have a big pinch of humorous banter, but if you are good sports the answers could nonetheless help understand the Libertarian point of view.
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EDIT:
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If I kill someone by stabbing them 13 times, why should I be spared a similar death?"

I though I was exaggerating to highlight and make a point easier to get in an entertaining way, but reality is surpassing fiction.
I propose a reality TV show called "Libertarian Island" it would be a riot to watch
In today's episode:
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-See you Bob, Im off to rape duty
-Tell me about it
-Yes instead of trying to solve social issues and prevent them, we use repression and rape rapist
-Did he use lube?
-Not sure, the juge will give the instructions
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I will try my best to make another comment that will be serious and composed, it might be hard, but I'll try.