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No, it isn't. The "jew trick" is letting a small group of people have power over everyone else by creating a government in the first place.
Libertarians don't support government legal systems -- but we do support private legal systems. This means that we can support bans on prostitution, for instance, within our own communities (where we have a legitimate ownership interest) while not telling other people outside our communities how to live their lives.
So you are ok with child prostitution as ling as everyone consents. Got it.
No, I am obviously not ok with that at all.
This is a discussion board, not a place to write a novel. I can't convey every nuance of libertarian theory here.
However, what's great about the internet is that you have access to the largest repository of human knowledge ever collected.
A great deal of that knowledge is about libertarianism. At any time you like, you can learn how a free society might deal with the problems of child sexual abuse, or drugs, or any other social problem.
There is a wealth of literature just a quick web search away.
The fact that you have not done that, and are quick to make judgments and pronouncements about a philosophy that you know nothing about, shows that you are not an intellectually honest human being.
And for that reason, I will not engage with you further.
I have done that, actually. I find no way that you actually prevent it.
When did I say sexual abuse? Child is consenting, remember? If everybody consents, it's ok.
Same with porn - it's a victimless crime, right? Except we have plenty of evidence that it is incredibly harmful and addictive. First hit is free, nobody get;s hurt, right?
So save me your philosophical fantasies of libertarianism - they are Jewish tricks not worth considering. The fact that Libertarianism still falls onto "well, it's the addicts fault, not the dealers/pusher's fault" is exactly what allows Jewish Pornographers to thrive.
Nice novel. Would read again.
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