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"Nazi cancer sponge" lmao nobody?! Fuck it nevermind.

It's borderline dry comedy without context. It's more funny in context when you know the two characters.

I sunk to that level in satire. You live there.

You still have no argument. "That's just printing paper!" -Derp. The revolution was a collective action of the 13 colonies. The Constitution outlines both individual liberty/rights and a public sphere of collective democracy.

Here comes the cypticism. Why can't you stay point? Now who is the condescending ass? Disingenuous.

Comically, it is funny because it's true! Argumentatively, it is true but it isn't funny.

Comedy is serious business. That totally reads as over the top to me. Classic.

Personal history most likely. Buck doesn't like the guy, makes Arctic into a joke. Comedy/satire is often used a way to uncover a fundamental truth about something. In this case, it's that the right wing boots strap, strict individualist rhetoric is pure hypocrisy.

He was throwing the right wing rhetoric back in arctic's face, as far as I could tell. I think Buck was being facetious.

It's funny how fast you gave up arguing against my list.

No reply to this @twostrokenut ? Why are you unable to engage my arguments?

They didn't remain sovereign, they allowed the feds to tax them and draft their citizens to the national military. Why do you think collectivism can't be voluntary? The truth is that people collectivise all the time voluntarily. Those colonies voluntarily collectivized. It is in our self...

How was I supposed to know you meant income tax? You just said "paid no taxes." Voluntary taxes aren't what those other taxes are called. Maybe you mean indirect taxes. You were pointing to some retarded libertarian fantasy land that never existed.

So there was no such thing as libertarianism in the 1700s, the ideas of classical liberalism of the 1700s are what libertarianism used as a basis in the 1960s.

Socialist!!!!

Yes, but arctict doesn't. He doesn't even support the half-step measure of the ACA.

What does that have to do with your claim that at some point the US government had no tax system? Disingenuous.

Unusual evil and calamity. Also like a Great Depression and a two-tiered economy of haves and have nots. Explain the unlimimited government part. I'm not following what you are saying.

They collectivised the 13 colonies to create a national army. Democracy is a collective. To give the government any power is collectivist. Still collectivist, still progressive. You operate under the false assumption that collectivism is always wrong. It is you that is mislabeling anything you...

That's you playing petty semantics. In practice, it translates pretty much the same.