How does a libertarian society deal with secret government agencies?
Do you believe there should exist organizations within the federal government that ought to be secret from its people? What do you think of these agencies not being held accountable by the people?
yeah,, secret agencies are coo man!!
the best is when they kidnap and snuff working people for questioning them!!!
super coool man!!!!
how would we make good movies if we didnt have a bunch of losers jerking off to the video feed from your web cam on your laptop or cell phone?
wouldnt want that creeper porn to go unwacked would we?
>>80688152
What in the wold are you even talking about maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan
>>80687883
Why would a political party all about privacy want a secret organization to invade its privacy?
Think son. You're getting too old for this.
>>80687883
>look for libertarian in pic related
>libertarian
>government
-if you know someone who is addicted to opiates/heroin-
-and you dont persuade them to try/get on methadone-
-and they die because of it-
...then yeah, it kinda is your fault...
methadone saves lives... straight up...
I have had 5 friends die from heroin
and of the 80 ppl i know at my methadone clinic, all of them have been doing fine, for years...
>>80688937
As I understand it, libertarians are not anarcho-capitalists.
>>80688733
But then how do you deal with spies and other countries' intelligence agencies that operate in the shadows? I think my second question was more broad, not necessarily just libertarians. Do you as a liberal or conservative think agencies should exist thtat the public doesn't know of and can't hold them accountable?
>>80688877
Wew lad, great numbers but I've been on /pol/ for years. Just genuinely curious.
Libertarianism is dumb. Good job figuring it out, OP.
>>80690050
yeah no
start a worthwhile thread then
Considering the geopolitical interests of other countries won't change, a truly "libertarian" country would be extremely vulnerable to invasion and intergroup conflicts enabled by the support of interested parties.
That was part of the argument for ditching the Articles of Confederation, after all
>>80691162
>a truly "libertarian" country would be extremely vulnerable to invasion and intergroup conflicts enabled by the support of interested parties
Libertarianism is just such an ideology movement. Russians pour money into these ideologies.
