Libertarian Caller: Replace Government with Private Militia, Pro Bono Lawyers

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The Majority Report w/ Sam Seder

The Majority Report w/ Sam Seder

10 жыл бұрын

A Libertarian calls in and takes that challenge that is the Sam Seder Libertarian Learning Annex. In this clip, the libertarian argues that if a person steals your iPhone, government should get out of the way while your private militia (or if you're poor, pro bono lawyers) take care of it...
This clip from the Majority Report, live M-F at 12 noon EST and via daily podcast at Majority.FM
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@devourerofbabies
@devourerofbabies 10 жыл бұрын
Ahhh, another Libertarian caller to the Sam Seder show. Like a lamb to the slaughter. I'm going to enjoy this.
@T-I-M-E.42
@T-I-M-E.42 2 жыл бұрын
"I want to live in a fair world without government!" *Describes Mad Max*
@killacal93
@killacal93 7 ай бұрын
You don’t even understand the argument 😂
@El-Duererino
@El-Duererino 3 ай бұрын
​@@killacal93 The callers argument?
@SteveGellerMusic
@SteveGellerMusic 10 жыл бұрын
This last point should have been the entire conversation. So, I take your iPhone, and I say that I won't appear in court. Make me. "Well, I'd have to make you, by force if necessary." What if I'm bigger than you? What if my private security force is bigger than your private security force? For that matter, how are you going to prove that I took your phone if my private security won't let yours onto my property? Also, what if the jury is sympathetic to me because of the charity or services I provide to the town? Also, even if you can hire your lawyer for free against my high-priced lawyer, and somehow beat me in a he-said, he-said battle, who is going to pay the judge for her time in deciding this matter? Are you going to hire this judge for the day, and if so, isn't it going to cost almost as much as the compensation owed to you for the theft of your phone? Who is going to compel the jury to show up? Do you think that people will care enough about the theft of a stranger's phone that they'll give up work for the day to voluntarily show up at trial? Also, since my private security force is always going to be bigger than yours, why can't I just keep robbing you every week? For that matter, why can't your own private security force rob you? Why can't I just offer them more money NOT to protect you? And if I am somehow convicted, are the prisons public or private? If public, who pays for them? If private, how do they make a profit, or do they have to extort the town to pay them more money or else they'll let the criminals walk free? And wouldn't the biggest private entities, who wanted to rob people, choose not to fund the prisons (because they don't want the threat of jail time), so the jails would only be funded by the bottom rungs of society, who in many cases could least afford it? Also, what if a bunch of companies like mine go around stealing a bunch of things from people? Are lawyers supposed to work pro bono for case after case, thus giving away most of the fruits of their labor for free? What if a rash of thefts of phones that no one can trace causes the value of that brand of phone (as an overall product) to go down (since people see them as a risk to own, since they are so commonly stolen), causing a hardship for the phone company maker? Who do they sue? What if, instead of your phone, I steal your insulin so you are too sick to sue? All of this is madness.
@Commenter5651
@Commenter5651 4 жыл бұрын
Possibly the single most thorough rebuttal of a point that I've ever seen in my entire life. Well done sir
@SteveGellerMusic
@SteveGellerMusic 4 жыл бұрын
@@Commenter5651 Thank you.
@jaredgreathouse3672
@jaredgreathouse3672 3 жыл бұрын
Yeah you're right. Look, I'm a socialist. But even I recognize that in any society, a small subset of the population will behave in ways we don't want them to, and that, ideally, democratic agreement can be reached as to how to deal with these people in a humane, productive way. But I'm honest about that, I say that up front. This dude can't even answer "What happens if I take your phone" in a logical, straightforward way
@WhtMike2006
@WhtMike2006 3 жыл бұрын
Holy shit what an amazing destruction of libertarianism. Well done!
@1969JohnnyM
@1969JohnnyM 8 жыл бұрын
The caller makes a point, Seder answers and then the caller contradicts himself. Brilliant lol.
@ifritincarnate
@ifritincarnate 10 жыл бұрын
Ha ha, best part of this is when the caller advocates for the poor person to take the thief to court by force. Not only is he going to have to take down the rich guys private forces, h'es going to have to capture this guy alive and drag him to court to sue him for his iphone back. So apparently if you are poor, you need to be Liam Neeson to get justice in his ideal world.
@devourerofbabies
@devourerofbabies 10 жыл бұрын
Krifko _who is paying for the court in absence of taxes?_ Whoever pays the court. You get as much justice as you can pay for.
@jesse1018
@jesse1018 10 жыл бұрын
kathy kelly Are there any historical examples of a more fair system? Impartiality is always something that will present a challenge. The best we can currently do is a screened jury.
@devourerofbabies
@devourerofbabies 10 жыл бұрын
kathy kelly _How is a monopoly that forces you to pay it going to be impartial?_ And your response is to eliminate government and have unaccountable warlords running everything. Pffft.
@eiyukabe
@eiyukabe 10 жыл бұрын
kathy kelly You are going to have regional super-powers, be it a democratically elected representative government or a private conglomeration with AI drones that is not accountable to the masses. And if you want to avoid impartial judgment, let's move to binding arbitration, the private sector solution that favors Big Business over the little guy 95% of the time: www.seattlepi.com/business/article/Binding-arbitration-a-loser-for-consumer-1250929.php. This thing the rich guy pays more taxes to -- getting rid of it will not make things better. That's because you are not getting rid of the root problem: the nature of evil people and their drive to conglomerate power. Ignoring the fact that getting rid of the US government is impossible, let's say you found the perfect argument to do so and we all agreed and it's gone tomorrow. This will just create a power vacuum, and what will fill that vacuum will be unelected psychopaths that don't even have to fake empathy. You don't get to choose between "evil government" and "no corrupt overseer", you get to choose between "democratically elected representative government" and "totalitarian dystopia". Until you get over your childish fixation on "gubmint" and the beginning, middle, and end of evil and start looking at the psychological flaws in those that use power for their own gain that, in a representative form of government at least have to watch out for bad PR, you are bitching without moving forward, and frankly being a nuisance to everyone who knows better.
@MrOttopants
@MrOttopants 10 жыл бұрын
kathy kelly here is an extremely likely scenario- Two parties enter into a contract. One of them is far more wealthy and powerful. The powerful entity pays the arbitrator to rule in his favor. At a certain point, you simply have an organization that exists to be a paid arbiter IN THE FAVOR of the powerful. Because, what makes sense? Does it make sense that people would attempt to use that seat of power to enrich themselves? yes. That makes sense. What doesn't make sense is that you could expect to unequal parties to sit down and have an arbitrator treat them fairly, especially when said arbitrator's future livelihood depends on them having a wealthy benefactor. This is what the Mob does. Libertarians look to the concept of greed as a good thing. They see it as a motivator towards progress. I see greed as a motivator towards individual progress, but not shared progress. Did you know that many wealthy businesspeople already do things like withhold payment? Why would they do that? They can. Many businesses will withhold payment until the courts force them to make a payment. Why do they do that? Because they can. Why do they eventually pay? A court coerces them into paying. If you had a private prison and private arbitration system, all of the changes that you ascribe to the "greed is good" ideology will simply not happen. You fail. Again. I expect that you have some stupid, vapid line that will start something like, "That government that you love so much.." It's just pathetic. There never has been, and there never will be any libertarian dream world.
@420gma
@420gma 8 жыл бұрын
Sam really rattles these libertarians !! Most of the time with just simple logic. I seriously don't think these people ever think anything through !
@UntilChill
@UntilChill 8 жыл бұрын
You can watch Sam torch Libertarians all day, and it never...gets...old.
@jewsco
@jewsco 3 жыл бұрын
one wouldn't be a libertarian if they thought it thru
@robinsss
@robinsss 2 жыл бұрын
@@jewsco Sam got beat by a libertarian recently in a call about coconut island
@jewsco
@jewsco 2 жыл бұрын
@@robinsss says who that libertarian?
@robinsss
@robinsss 2 жыл бұрын
@@jewsco no i don't see what other conclusion you could come to Sam tried to get the libertarian to admit that offering help to a man hanging from a cliff in exchange for cash is coercion he wasn't able to get him to say it was coercion he inferred it was a cruel action i consider that a win for the libertarian
@RickyT484
@RickyT484 4 жыл бұрын
When “Oh yeah? You and whose army?” actually wins an argument.
@EdwardHowton
@EdwardHowton 10 жыл бұрын
Pro Bono lawyers: because libertarians believe that you own the fruits of your labors, except if you're a lawyer where you should work for free because reasons!
@devourerofbabies
@devourerofbabies 10 жыл бұрын
Yeah, exactly. A pro-bono legal system would work perfectly. Because lawyers just looooooooove working for free.
@realpointz
@realpointz 9 жыл бұрын
***** OMG i almost jerked off to this comment,so much win here. LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL libertarians are just ridiculous.
@iMaDeMoN2012
@iMaDeMoN2012 7 жыл бұрын
+EdwardHowton Libertarians don't believe that you own the fruits of your labor. That reeks of socialism. Libertarians believe that you own the fruits of your contract.
@EastofVictoriaPark
@EastofVictoriaPark 3 жыл бұрын
@@devourerofbabies If lawyers are known for one thing, it's being above petty finances.
@Bolgernow
@Bolgernow 10 жыл бұрын
his answer to protecting property rights for those who can't pay is "fuck em". Always has been, always will be. They won't ever quite have the balls to say that, because it's incredibly evil, insane, detached, & Sociopathic. All you need do, let them speak often. It's comedy gold! "I believe in non-agression", then it's "through the use of force"
@airthrow
@airthrow 10 жыл бұрын
They always make up bullshit arguments for how the poor are protected in libertaria because they can't sell libertaria to decent people without lies to cover up the fact that they truly believe might makes right, and they want to be king of the sinking ship.
@devourerofbabies
@devourerofbabies 10 жыл бұрын
I believe in non-aggression through the use of force. That should be the Libertarian motto.
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
Your aware that the great gov't you love so much doesn't protect ppl in poor communities? They actually incentivize and facilitate most of the crimes(war on vice crimes) I don't think locking up the most ppl in the world, who are predominantly poor and minorities constitutes protecting the poor.
@jesse1018
@jesse1018 10 жыл бұрын
kathy kelly a sharp increase in harsher sentencing and longer prison terms served can be directly linked to the rise in privatized prisons. Liberals argue against longer, harsher sentencing and encourage rehab. I think this question would be better directed at conservatives.
@MrOttopants
@MrOttopants 10 жыл бұрын
kathy kelly The security apparatus causes those problems. The drug war causes those problems. How many people here do you think support the drug war? How about this- Do you support a private business' right to reject a person based on race, sex, disability, or any of a host of innate traits? There are plenty of people ready to ruin your arguments. Just make them.
@RoninDave
@RoninDave 10 жыл бұрын
Nail on the head - I've said a number of times listening and reading many libertarian arguments, it's neo-feudalism of merchant nobility where only the wealthy will have power to set the rules as they see fit and when there are disagreements there'll be small private wars between their hired armies. The best was the Libertarain commune idea in Honduras where they planned to hire Honduran labor to do the menial tasks then be ferried away at the end of the day while the inhabitants lived in their little no-government paradise.
@eiyukabe
@eiyukabe 10 жыл бұрын
"hire Honduran labor to do the menial tasks then be ferried away at the end of the day while the inhabitants lived in their little no-government paradise." This is why I don't think libertarians are good-intending people who are misguided and don't understand the class divide their system will encourage; they *do* understand it, and in fact _intend_ it. They feel they are a species above lower class "workers" and want those workers to be powerless to do anything but menial labor propping up the libertarian's excessive lifestyle, like servants of the pharaohs or 19th century American slaves. That the thing that forces a mass of poor into a lower lot in life working their asses off to prop them up is done by happenstance of the market instead of whips and human trafficking completely eases their mind. Maybe not all libertarians, but too many for me to respect the movement.
@TheRevScare
@TheRevScare 10 жыл бұрын
Actually, what these propertarian halfwits do not realize is that the major capitalists in a stateless market economy, who could indeed be likened to feudal lords of one sort or another, would eventually reestablish some sort of central government, since anarcho-capitalism is an unsustainable fantasy that would prove highly unstable--too unreliable to be tolerated by its wealthiest members for long.
@LeagueofShadows2
@LeagueofShadows2 10 жыл бұрын
TheRevScare You mean similar to the one we have now?Lol. Perhaps you'd like to enlighten us with how central banking in the US was established?
@TheRevScare
@TheRevScare 10 жыл бұрын
Oddible Fam Capitalists petitioned Congress to overhaul the previous system of private banking, which was untenable in light of the financial crises and general uncertainty that plagued commerce for decades by that time. Simply put, the nation's capitalists decided that a central monetary authority would prove superior, and they allowed private bankers (private is always better, remember?) to administer this new regulatory institution with relative independence, under a quasi-governmental arrangement. I cannot fathom how this pertains to my previous comment, however.
@LeagueofShadows2
@LeagueofShadows2 10 жыл бұрын
TheRevScare It's what you intend on replacing it with is the answer I'm looking for. So who granted this establishment the right to come into existence? If it wasn't for this right that they were given, those who started the central banking would've lost their standard of living with the growing number of banking institutions at the time. They wanted competition obliterated. I hope your answer to the problem is not giving those same exact type of ruling bodies anymore power than they deserve.
@MyNameIsBucket
@MyNameIsBucket 10 жыл бұрын
Sam: "You're not answering my question." Idiot caller: "I'm answering your question!" *completely changes the subject*
@eyeseethroughyou
@eyeseethroughyou 10 жыл бұрын
A private militia replacing government? words cannot express how much of a bad idea that would be....
@RoninDave
@RoninDave 10 жыл бұрын
sounds like neo-feudalism where the rich will have their private armies which they will use to defend and increase their territory while terrorizing their local populace to pay protection money.
@eyeseethroughyou
@eyeseethroughyou 10 жыл бұрын
Ronin Dave Indeed, the logical conclusion of such a social arrangement would be very much like the one shown in the film Mad Max.
@anphernie
@anphernie 10 жыл бұрын
eyeseethroughyou Not sure I understand or endorse the private militia idea. Yet nor do I understand how it is a good idea to hand a monopoly on force to a handful of individuals who call themselves "the government"
@Randy778
@Randy778 10 жыл бұрын
You know where the italian "mafia" originated from?
@eyeseethroughyou
@eyeseethroughyou 10 жыл бұрын
***** The Italian term "Mafia" (sometimes spelled "Maffia" in early texts) was created in Sicily, but there are several theories about its origin. Scholars such as Diego Gambetta and Leopoldo Franchetti have characterized the Sicilian Mafia as a *"cartel of private protection firms"*, whose primary business is protection racketeering: they use their fearsome reputation for violence to deter people from swindling, robbing, or competing with those who pay them for protection.
@wickedninja8599
@wickedninja8599 10 жыл бұрын
How can you sue someone when there isn't a government to provide a court? LMAO!
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
Agreeing to arbiters beforehand if your doing a sizable business deal, which many companies do nowadays because of court ineffiency. But for aggressors who are strangers, local security services and insuring assets. The fact is if some one steals or hurts you and you don't know them, theres a very good chance you will never get any justice, hence ppl buy home insurance. Gov't crowds out so many possibilities for private security because in most cities if you want to even carry a gun in your car you need a permit.
@devourerofbabies
@devourerofbabies 10 жыл бұрын
kathy kelly Private arbiters are useless when there's no reason for either party to keep the deal.
@MrOttopants
@MrOttopants 10 жыл бұрын
kathy kelly You are a fraud. You have been exposed as a fraud. You are quite obviously working for a "libertarian" organization. It's really fucking sad that you get your ideas and "studies" shredded at every possible moment, but then you return to make comments that are equally as useless. So, you sit there and you make comments that are weak. As weak as the ideology that libertarian seeks to embody. Pathetic. Forget about what anyone here says about you. You should have no SELF respect from behaving this way.
@devourerofbabies
@devourerofbabies 10 жыл бұрын
MrOttopants But that's what you do when you're working as a shill. Arguments are irrelevant. Your purpose is to act as a megaphone for whichever ideology you're pushing. The argument doesn't matter. Repeating your talking points does. Being right doesn't matter. Having a comment in the last two comments of the thread so it shows up on screen does.
@eiyukabe
@eiyukabe 10 жыл бұрын
MrOttopants devourerofbabies I'm not trying to be a jerk (I honestly can't stand Kathy Kelly), but I was wondering if you guys have some information that I don't that proves s/he is a shill, or if it just seems that way. It seems that way to me too, the way s/he makes arguments but fails to respond to counter arguments, then makes the same arguments again a week later, here and in many other channels I've happened across. Some evidence that s/he is a shill would be great to counter his/her misinformation. Oh well, in the mean time, just demolishing their arguments over and over again should at least minimize the intellectual damage that might be done to more impressionable people, it's just tiring.
@GRiMHOLDx
@GRiMHOLDx 10 жыл бұрын
A Libertarian world is the perfect environment for predators...specifically Corporations... Humans in our current stage of evolutionary development cannot live in a Libertarian world. Some day maybe. Like in 5 billion years. If we are still here and haven't devolved.
@cr4yv3n
@cr4yv3n 9 жыл бұрын
I miss segments like this one. Bring back the libertarian callers they always give me a good laugh xD
@PoliticalPlayer
@PoliticalPlayer 9 жыл бұрын
***** He still has them, they're just either already beaten or too scared to come on. Just ask Global Warming Skeptic
@cr4yv3n
@cr4yv3n 8 жыл бұрын
***** Is there a way to listen to these on the net? This show has the best libertarian clowns I ever heard :D
@BottleConcreteBlond
@BottleConcreteBlond 10 жыл бұрын
I love how they say something like "I can hire a private security guard to protect me" and then when you take that to the logical conclusion the libertarian gets upset. The truth is, if rich people pay the police they own the police.
@mitesser80
@mitesser80 10 жыл бұрын
This guy obviously dropped out of high schoo...he has the logic of a 12 year old.
@dullyvampir83
@dullyvampir83 3 ай бұрын
12 years old me is deeply offended.
@DavidHeffron78
@DavidHeffron78 4 жыл бұрын
I never get tired of re-watching these videos.
@cannonballkid
@cannonballkid 10 жыл бұрын
Another angry young man with a been there done that smugness. I'm sensing a trend here... Anyway I like his style bring back feudalism, hiring knights and banner men to protect your property. It will be like Game of Thrones! Minus all the boobs and dragons, actually this sounds horrible....
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
I'm sensing a trend that none of you in this comment thread want to actually have a discussion, just throw out insults and ironically call libertarians children.
@cannonballkid
@cannonballkid 10 жыл бұрын
kathy kelly What is there to discuss with crazy people? Here's a thought if you are so right in your thinking- give Sam a call and set him straight. Expose his naivety. Of course you dont have the time right? Your frequency in comments would say otherwise...
@MrOttopants
@MrOttopants 10 жыл бұрын
kathy kelly Bullshit. Make a statement. Make a positive statement in support of a libertarian government. Better yet, post a study so you can have it destroyed, again. One of the most common tactics of the person without an argument is to claim that nobody will argue with them.
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
MrOttopants I don't want a gov't. Its always going to be corruptible and cause more problems than it solves. Plus its immoral. It fails on ethical and practical grounds.
@FirebirdCamaro1220
@FirebirdCamaro1220 8 жыл бұрын
+kathy kelly there is always a government, whether it's actually called one or not. If you dissolved the US Gov't, some Strong Man would take over as an authoritarian, like in Africa
@darkvolhv
@darkvolhv 8 жыл бұрын
Johns Hopkins University is looking for the contact information of this caller. They need a new head of pediatric neurosurgery.
@johnroberts8171
@johnroberts8171 10 жыл бұрын
This is an example of a person who has embraced an ideology that he does not understand. He has heard people say things that he repeats, but he does not know what those things mean. Pure Libertarianism is unviable, but this guy doesn't know it.
@Randy778
@Randy778 10 жыл бұрын
He´s crazy enough to advocate for a mafia state. Well that`s kind of a loonish oppinion to hold.
@rangers1919
@rangers1919 10 жыл бұрын
He is like every other libertarian. Their only 2 real things they believe in are not paying taxes and passing externalities onto others. The rest is total bullshit that will change in every situation depending on whether it allows them to not pay taxes, and to pass on externalities. Pollution, let others pay me not to do it. That is the entire libertarian philosophy.
@Fauxklore23
@Fauxklore23 10 жыл бұрын
This guy is great. Is there a video of the full conversation?
@Gripen1974
@Gripen1974 10 жыл бұрын
I think the so called "libertarian" should read up on European history for his system did we try out between 12-16th century. Also he need to read up on what happen with private militias when their employer cant afford to pay them any more, so called "free companies" was a plague also what stop a person with a private army use them as muscles for extortion. It happened here in Sweden where the local merchant guilds took out extreme taxes from farmers and when farmers rebelled they simply use more rent a soldiers and killed every farmer and gave their land to farmers that agree to farm the land and pay taxes/extortion fees. also they used the private militias to round up ppl to do labour for free for the big powerful landowners.
@MyNameIsBucket
@MyNameIsBucket 10 жыл бұрын
BUT THAT'S NOT REAL LIBERTAIRAMISNSM BLER BLER BLAGGHG Stop trying to talk sense into them. They truly believe the world will be sunshine and rainbows if there were no laws and regulations. They can't understand empiricism and what systems of government have been proven to work best for everyone. You can expect nothing different from autistic types with no life experience outside of their parents' basements. Libertarianism works... until people get involved.
@Billryethejewishguy
@Billryethejewishguy 10 жыл бұрын
That poor caller set himself up with the court and phone call, sam also coulda said whos going to be the judge and jury, without a police force to gather evidence its he said she say and that will do F.A. in a real courtroom.
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
There are no private investigators?
@Billryethejewishguy
@Billryethejewishguy 10 жыл бұрын
And private judges with private laws.
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
***** Ppl act as private judges in private arbitration all the time. PPl in informal ways act as judges all the time. Private ppl have laws on their property. These functions don't just go away with out a gov't. You just end up with a market for them. If your worried about different laws being applied, well then thats an argument for uniform one world gov't which doesn't exist. So we already live in a world with multiple systems of laws.
@Billryethejewishguy
@Billryethejewishguy 10 жыл бұрын
I cant argue with stupid I really cant the sheer stupidity is overwhelming. Who is to make the laws when no gov exists, its a feudal/tyrannical system where the strongest with the most arms and people survive and the weak get swallowed up if you really want to live in that system by law go to to Somalia I hear they dont have taxes either or any real standing government it should be a paradise right?
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
***** Somalia has gov't, but they've actually done much better since their marxist central gov't collapsed. But you don't want to argue with stupid, you'd just rather make stupid insults and assertions. Feudal systems are gov't systems, so wtf are you talking about? Laws will come out of mutual agreements between consenting parties. Ppl on their own property already have their own rules. They don't need the gov't in their homes to tell house guests not to break their shit. Rules don't just go away with out a gov't. You just lose the monopoly.
@mgjscdhl
@mgjscdhl 10 жыл бұрын
sometimes I feel bad for these "libertarian" callers... then I realize they suffered reading ayn rand and its not entirely their fault for leaving some braincells behind. Most of us grow out of this narcassistic (and quite frankly sociopathic) "view" when we graduate high school.
@Valmont069
@Valmont069 6 жыл бұрын
Hahaha! I can't believe I'm discovering these now. A little late to the party. These libertarian clips are as addictive as a quality hand-rolled cigarette.
@submit2darkseid
@submit2darkseid 2 жыл бұрын
"First of all... I think" Objection.
@brendanmohan9831
@brendanmohan9831 10 жыл бұрын
Sam you are a verbal genius. Your comment at 3:35 is so well said, you really put things into perspective for this caller. Thumbs up, keep doing what your doing.
@qiuyushi2752
@qiuyushi2752 3 жыл бұрын
*criminal commits a crime* Judge: You’re sentenced to 5 years Criminal: No
@dcincdsr301
@dcincdsr301 10 жыл бұрын
The confidence they have in their points is the funniest part of libertarians. wow
@Ga5524
@Ga5524 10 жыл бұрын
PolakFury & other Libertarian crazies will chime in any minute now. Let's see what asinine comment he's going to make.
@alhazed
@alhazed 10 жыл бұрын
I would love him to call Sam.
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
dont forget me
@aliadeeb4011
@aliadeeb4011 10 жыл бұрын
I'm a libertarian and I enjoy these videos lol
@Gripen1974
@Gripen1974 10 жыл бұрын
I am a left libertarian and i agree with Sam in allot of issues and here is he totally right. You just need to read European history and see what the randriods/right libertarians advocate.
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
Gripen1974 how is feudalism what we want? You guys are the ones advocating for it. One central authority owns a portion of everything, and no one actually came to an agreement with the authority. Its just the most violent/intimidating guy on the block.
@RancorousSea
@RancorousSea 2 ай бұрын
Guy who can't win an argument using his own hypothetical thinks he can hang in a neo feudal might makes right society, never gets old
@nosuchthing8
@nosuchthing8 3 жыл бұрын
Half way through, when pressed about protecting property rights, the caller reminds me of the advanced terminator that kept shift shaping
@franksnbeans_-_8423
@franksnbeans_-_8423 4 жыл бұрын
Haha oh man more of this guy please
@hentia2
@hentia2 10 жыл бұрын
It doesn't seem like he really thought this one through.....or at all, before he called sam.
@devourerofbabies
@devourerofbabies 10 жыл бұрын
Libertarians never do.
@DavidHeffron78
@DavidHeffron78 7 жыл бұрын
something to note. whenever a libertarian starts getting his ads kicked, their phone always (always) starts developing a problem.
@russellward4624
@russellward4624 4 жыл бұрын
He argues he wants to live in a society with no coercion then says hes going to use coercion to protect his rights. lol
@DevinMacGregor
@DevinMacGregor 10 жыл бұрын
I have talked to so many like this though. I asked the same thing well what are you going to do when someone comes on your property with their hired army? What are you going to do when someone dumps chemicals into your drinking water? "Well to both you just take them to court." What court? You said there was no govt. Who is making the laws for this court to rule on? How do these judges get appointed?
@SuperToughnut
@SuperToughnut 10 жыл бұрын
It seems like libertarians don't want to live in a country; they just want everyone to play by the same rules inherently without a watchdog; however, everyone has their own ideas about how societies should work. There needs to be a single governing body made up of the people (representatives for large societies) to create the regulations, make sure regulations are followed, and pass judgement on those that have been accused of breaking the those regulations. Libertarians want to live in Candy Land where the rules are simple and everyone plays by the rules. Wouldn't it be wonderful, running around in the forest in a whimsical manner, bartering with chickens and kicking people out of your fort that you don't like? But this is the real world. Humans are not robots with the same programming. Until robots take over and become our overlords, we need to have a government of the people, by the people, and for the people. Even a corrupt government where our politicians are bought by big, ugly corporations so that they can do things to get around the regulations that protect the citizens is better than no government at all.
@lindaleelaw5277
@lindaleelaw5277 5 жыл бұрын
Hahaha. pro bono lawyers. when pigs,fly. AND WHY SHOULD THEY GIVE ADVICE FOR FREE.
@northernbrother1258
@northernbrother1258 Жыл бұрын
Rights are just an agreement among people.
@SkepticalSocialist
@SkepticalSocialist 10 жыл бұрын
I actually agree that we should have institutions designed to meet human needs instead of market needs, and have a volunteer work force to operate those institutions that gets VIP status in society.
@Lobos222
@Lobos222 10 жыл бұрын
...and if people dont volunteer? Dose it ever hurt, hitting so many dead end walls. LoL
@SkepticalSocialist
@SkepticalSocialist 10 жыл бұрын
Lobos222 I didn't hit any dead ends or walls, but I can tell you're really impressed with your attempt at a "gotcha" reply. And are you saying people have to be forced to work? Because that's slavery. Capitalists love slavery, it's the bread and butter of capitalist society, a volunteer society would be one in which institutions were run by volunteers to meet human needs. Of course people would volunteer, they'd get VIP status out of it and be able to say they were contributing to society, and they'd be better positioned to meet people and be the movers and shakers of society. And if there ever were a shortage of volunteers, then things people want done wouldn't be getting done, and that would motivate people to volunteer to do the things they want to have done. Besides which we don't really need that many volunteers to have a modern standard of living. The vast majority of jobs are completely worthless to society and hold no value outside of the context of money, and the jobs that are necessary can mostly be automated or at the very least streamlined and distributed among a general volunteer labor force to the point that they're not labor intensive jobs.
@LeagueofShadows2
@LeagueofShadows2 10 жыл бұрын
The caller doesn't understand the proper role a government should play, but neither does Seder.
@HitGardenStudio
@HitGardenStudio 10 жыл бұрын
Mad Max Warlords!!
@RealAmericanWarhero
@RealAmericanWarhero 8 жыл бұрын
Ok, this guy is completely Cocoa Puffs, I won't debate you on this one.
@javac08642
@javac08642 2 жыл бұрын
I find it interesting that libertarian don't understand, I took your stuff make me go to court without threat of violence
@PR--un4ub
@PR--un4ub 2 жыл бұрын
Will threats of violence compel them to upgrade their phones?
@robinsss
@robinsss 2 жыл бұрын
@@PR--un4ub no appear in court
@RobTTheN3RD
@RobTTheN3RD 10 жыл бұрын
LMAO!!!! Just epic!
@freeafrikanow
@freeafrikanow 6 жыл бұрын
If there was no government, who would issue currency in said Libertarian paradise?
@EpicWinNoob
@EpicWinNoob Жыл бұрын
Rights, are only rights with sufficient force to enforce and protect them. Rights, without anything backing them are suggestions.
@emberreed6374
@emberreed6374 5 жыл бұрын
As a libertarian I understand that if the goverment is abolished everyone will have there own private army and then the competition and will kick in
@yasintonge823
@yasintonge823 3 жыл бұрын
This system is called idiocracy. Pro bono lawyers lol..
@MWhaleK
@MWhaleK 10 жыл бұрын
If you have to hire people to protect you rights then they aren't rights, they are privileges.
@DavidHeffron78
@DavidHeffron78 6 жыл бұрын
I’ll take you to court. (Forgets courts are funded by the public purse)
@Brofessor_Oak
@Brofessor_Oak 7 жыл бұрын
Libertarian caller is for NAP until he uses Force to get Sam Into court. While sam has his private security (black water) to back him.
@willdenham
@willdenham Жыл бұрын
Is it the patriot phone that's causing the hearing difficulty that all the liberty defending callers seem to have?
@EpicWinNoob
@EpicWinNoob Жыл бұрын
"oh yeah just get a probono lawyer" To do what, write an empassioned letter on your behalf to ask the person to give your stuff back? There's no legal system in place, there's no objective force for the lawyer to appeal to in order to *make* someone give your shit back. In this brainlet system, he would only really be able to hire someone to steal it back or kill the guy, theres no system of justice, just doing shit and hoping someone else doesn't have bigger guns
@TheZzpop
@TheZzpop 5 жыл бұрын
Why is it that every single libertarian caller at some point in the debate will say they have a connection problem but no one else ever has an issue with the audio quality? Do they all have shitty cell phone plans or are they so hot headed that blood vesicles start popping in their inner ear when Sam dismantles their arguments?
@kegsofvomitspit
@kegsofvomitspit 4 жыл бұрын
Libertarianism is the perfect political and economic philosophy................... When you’re stranded alone on a desert island.
@frmyt1135
@frmyt1135 3 жыл бұрын
0:05 property rights are a natural right, not a privilege as governments like to say. We live under a government that heavily restricts our natural rights on a daily basis 0:24 The government has never defended the natural right to property because governments existence is literally an infringement in of itself to property rights. If the government regulates what I can do with my house within my property lines, so long I’m not interfering with my neighbors rights or violating anyone’s rights on my property, then my property rights are not being defended equally. They’re being selectively determined as to what is more worthy of being able to be owned, sold, freely managed, and used. 1:05 The individual will defend his property against aggressors, as will family’s, communities in a collective effort, militia defense, crowd funded private security, or even individually hired private security be it for himself and/or his community 1:24 No, all individual would equally have the right to defend their property against others, and would have the opportunities to form militias or voluntary collective security forces 1:40 Then maybe open carry and live in a society where there’s consequences for those who violate your rights. Those who break the understandings and rules of the community they agreed to reside in acknowledged there would be consequences for their actions, such as imprisonment in a private prison or exile 2:31 if you don’t have the means to hire anyone or have your own weapon, then you should assimilate into a society that provides voluntary mutual aid and defense 2:58 The market will regulate itself and adhere to standards to maintain high consumption and support from consumers. We live in a day and age where we have so much technology to spread information to the average consumer such as review systems, tutorials, video reviews, blogs, reporting of unethical behavior etc. We have more than enough available opportunities consumers already use to weed out the best products and for businesses to adapt to our needs and standards. That’s why regulations are unnecessary 3:10 See what libertarians believe is that the world is the reason why it is, is because of such coercive institutions and governments who always lead us into the issues where we always are, and your solution is always more government instead of how individuals can fix the issue through voluntary means that don’t violate natural rights. 3:25 That’s completely false that there would be no coercion whatsoever under libertarianism and we literally even admit that in libertarian philosophy literature. It’s almost like we always talk about it because there’s always going to be people who want to kill, steal, rape, exploit etc but our point of view is what the best way to deal with those things. See murder, theft, and unethical red markets are always going to exist no matter what system we live in, but our point of view is that coercion against an individual, under circumstances that is proper depending on the situation, justifies a natural response of lethal retaliation from the wronged person. And the thing is that this isn’t a thing that people have to learn, that the whole U.S. population needs to learn because it’s a natural occur since within human nature itself whether such a philosophy is understood in detail 3:29 no he can’t answer your question bc he’s stupid and doesn’t even represent libertarians well at all or know any libertarian arguments/core values 3:35 n a t u r a l l y f o r m e d v o l u n t a r y c o l l e c t i v e s e c u r i t y 4:08 no under a libertarian society you’d just pull out your concealed (or open) gun n shoot the Mf lmao 4:40 in the context of a court under a libertarian society, that can only be under a private community. But even under a private community where you break the law that you agreed not to violate upon entry, you allowed yourself to be physically relocated into a prison/jail or just physically removed from the community’s private security 5:33 tell it to the national militia and town mob that you’re willing to have your private military massacre innocent people defending a man from a coercive private military. Idk about you but any private military that has news come out that they wiped out a ton of innocent people because their customer aggressed in the first place would not look good for the PMC and run them outta business, possibly even put up for a bounty or just have militias overtake them (bc we allow that under libertarianism) 5:37 Feudalism literally requires coercion to prevent free markets and restricting the rights for the individual to pursue his own interests tf are you on 4:45 no he’s just a stupid libertarian who doesn’t know any of our core values or alternative proposals to problems 5:47 The majority of libertarians (I say majority bc this guy he’s talking to is obv one of the exceptions) literally acknowledge that it’s impossible to live in a coercive free society, that’s why we want to be as free as possible to deal with it the most efficiently to discourage it from happening, though it’s impossible to stop since it’s human nature 6:05 Yet it’s also government that corrupts justice the most and brings the most injustice amongst us despite having this mask on that it’s good just because of law enforcement and consequences. That’s literally just how the state works and sometimes it works in the individuals favor, a lot of the time, if not most of the time, it screws them over It’s unfortunate you had to debate brainless libertarian who has no idea what his philosophical core values are
@TonyCox1351
@TonyCox1351 2 жыл бұрын
I guess then the disagreement between Libertarians and the rest of society, is that we don’t want poor people to have to fight to protect their property. We want them to also have the option of calling the police to protect them.
@frmyt1135
@frmyt1135 2 жыл бұрын
@@TonyCox1351 Thing is that in such a libertarian society, poor people would have more opportunity to protect themselves than in the current system, with them being able to self defend themselves with whatever firearms they want, local militia defense, or community crowdfunded security
@robinsss
@robinsss 2 жыл бұрын
''''''The government has never defended the natural right to property because governments existence is literally an infringement in of itself to property rights. If the government regulates what I can do with my house within my property lines, so long I’m not interfering with my neighbors rights or violating anyone’s rights on my property, then my property rights are not being defended equally'''' just because the gov't exists does not mean that it has the legal power to take your property that is a specific power created by specific governments it didn't have to be created '''''''The market will regulate itself and adhere to standards to maintain high consumption and support from consumers. We live in a day and age where we have so much technology to spread information to the average consumer such as review systems, tutorials, video reviews, blogs, reporting of unethical behavior etc. We have more than enough available opportunities consumers already use to weed out the best products and for businesses to adapt to our needs and standards. That’s why regulations are unnecessary ''''' you have acknowledged the possibility of maliciousness in business and the creation of products but what about human error? what if human error results in the contamination of of food ? or a pill has dangerous side effects by the time someone reports it on Yelp many people will already have eaten it
@frmyt1135
@frmyt1135 2 жыл бұрын
@@robinsss >Just because the government exists does not mean that it has the legal power to take your property I can’t own fully automatic weapons on my property. I can’t live my life without my money being stolen in the name of “taxes”. I can’t live in my house without being forced to pay taxes either. I have no privacy to my own smart devices without being spied on by the NSA, FBI and other 3 letter agencies. I can’t build whatever I want on my land that’s not hurting anyone without the state saying I need a license. You have no rights under the state. You only have privileges. You are not free. >You have acknowledged the possibility of maliciousness in business and the creation of products That’s why I’d rather there be no government at all to favor or pass legislation favoring one business over another with unfair laws that benefit them, such as subsides, regulations hurting smaller competitors and consumers, taxes, and other standardized business regulations. Only in a free market can NO business get those benefits from the state, but rather by acting unfairly on their own terms to do so, which would be quickly shut down by the people, other ethical competitors, and other armed groups. Its impossible for a monopoly to form in a free market because: 1. If it’s ethically built up, and supposing they don’t offer a cheaper and more efficient service/product in the future, they will inevitably be out competed 2. Even if they were doing unethical/coercive practices, again there would be no government restricting armed citizens, groups and businesses from putting down such unethical businesses The point of Voluntarism isn’t to rid the nature of human conflict and coercion. It’s to minimize it as much as possible while not contradicting itself in aim of those goals, by resisting the coercive institution of the state, and other involuntary actions
@robinsss
@robinsss 2 жыл бұрын
@@frmyt1135 ''''''''''''''I can’t own fully automatic weapons on my property.''''''' we had a government in 1925 and you could own an automatic weapon ''''' I can’t live my life without my money being stolen in the name of “taxes”'' in 1900 you could live without having to pay a permanent income taxes ''''. I can’t live in my house without being forced to pay taxes either.''''''' we have the power to abolish property tax if we unite and push against it ''''''' I have no privacy to my own smart devices without being spied on by the NSA, FBI and other 3 letter agencies. I can’t build whatever I want on my land that’s not hurting anyone without the state saying I need a license. You have no rights under the state. You only have privileges. You are not free.'''''''''''' w can change these laws under a government
@dalesprague5500
@dalesprague5500 4 жыл бұрын
Wait, if we do away with Government, who's running the courts? How would he take Sam to court, a government system, if there's no court to begin with because there is no government? Does he think Judge Judy works outside the government or something?
@brandnutopian
@brandnutopian 10 жыл бұрын
Whose court is this guy talking about? And how is this private security force taking someone into custody any different than the government doing so? I understand the distrust in light of government malfeasance, but that is a function of individuals who are corrupt, not government. Those corrupt individuals don't just disappear as a result of scrapping the government. It's a childish and stupid argument that ignores the actual problem.
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
We're not against a private defense agency using defensive force, they just wont be using offensive force(taxes) to fund their operation. The gov't attracts corrupt individuals because you can get monopolistic control of large amounts of resources and you don't even have to put your own money on the line. At least with private police forces, the others would have the incentive to expose each others corruption to gain more customers. The gov't doesn't have those incentives, it just has to fool casual voters into voting for one of the hand picked candidates. Its a stone age institution born out of tribal welfare, nation states are basically the victories of large murderous tribes, thats all.
@brandnutopian
@brandnutopian 10 жыл бұрын
kathy kelly You seem to be neglecting the mounds of corporate transgressions against society: Ponzi schemes, stock manipulation, insider trading, pollution, coercion, bribery, etc. You're living in a fantasy land if you think that private enterprise isn't overrun with corruption.
@aaroncarson1770
@aaroncarson1770 5 жыл бұрын
Lala land. Ah bless.
@sgthork
@sgthork 10 жыл бұрын
There's something wrong with the comments thread here. It's completely filled with reasonable and logical people. this can't be KZfaq.
@jbeihl1
@jbeihl1 10 жыл бұрын
Thats the ticket, Have OMNI CORP take over for the police.
@CrudOMatic
@CrudOMatic 10 жыл бұрын
I love it - this guy HONESTLY thinks that libertarians want a world where poor people can buy phones! Silly goof, libertarians ONLY WANT RICH PEOPLE to be able to buy shiny stuff - like phones. Here's some chicken feed, peasant. NOW FEED MY CHICKENS!
@Brofessor_Oak
@Brofessor_Oak 7 жыл бұрын
Private militias? Like xii or blackwater?
@jackie-sh5of
@jackie-sh5of 4 жыл бұрын
Simple answers yourself and whoever cares for your well being.
@TonyCox1351
@TonyCox1351 2 жыл бұрын
I think the point isn’t that there’s no answer, it’s that it’s a shitty answer. “Poor people have to fend for themself” isn’t a society most people want to live in.
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
Gov't protecting property rights is like some one so obese they can't leave their house becoming a personal trainer/nutritionist.
@eiyukabe
@eiyukabe 10 жыл бұрын
God just stop already.
@nickiel577
@nickiel577 5 жыл бұрын
Justice isn’t a fruit, it doesn’t just grow on trees in nature to be found by whom wants it
@bobwilson3980
@bobwilson3980 Жыл бұрын
Who pays them
@paulbarker1118
@paulbarker1118 5 жыл бұрын
Who protects your personal property now?
@TonyCox1351
@TonyCox1351 3 жыл бұрын
Today your property is protected by yourself or police, which to me sounds preferable to “yourself or someone you pay for”. Call me a bleeding heart but letting poor communities fend for themselves with no law enforcement sounds a bit cruel
@josue24
@josue24 4 жыл бұрын
Watching Sam seeder take on libertarians is hilarious
@Bentleyyoyo
@Bentleyyoyo 10 жыл бұрын
This is what is looks like to be destroyed by logic.
@wj3186
@wj3186 2 жыл бұрын
[sigh] These people are so dim.
@evlmpyr
@evlmpyr 3 жыл бұрын
these ideologues never seem to think very deeply on their beliefs
@boarder6246
@boarder6246 5 жыл бұрын
Libertarians remind me of religious people, they can't break conviction no matter how obvious the debate becomes. We need governments that aren't controlled by corporations and rich people's interests. And there is no such thing as god.
@metu5818
@metu5818 5 жыл бұрын
If thats the only way we could actually collect taxes on militias.. Then maybe... Otherwise militias lose any context of having an arguement, they are the burdens on tax paying citizens and the border patrol agencies WE fund. What is more ironic, american militias, non- contributing members of our society, enforcing laws they dont follow, nor do they fund. Immigration, illegal immigrants does not require us to include illegal imigrants views on our laws, illegal immigrants pay just as much in taxes as militias, (sales tax), militias get federal funding, the bundy clan applied for millions in business loans. So who infact pays no taxes, and gets assistance and welfare? Militias...
@killacal93
@killacal93 7 ай бұрын
Literally nobody in this conversation understands the libertarian perspective, not even the caller 😂
@novylad
@novylad 7 жыл бұрын
First of all - if everyone stops paying taxes and starts ordering services they need? one won't need any regulator to regulate that and the tax payed to government for whatever they think is best for you can be spent by you for the things you consider more important - pay to private companies. You don't have to be a rich person to order the militia service. Let's face this, everyone pays the communal service bills and insurance fees, same way you pay for protection of your rights. We come into the era of shared economy where services are gonna be shared as well as some goods. Free market (non-centrally-regulated) will provide you with even more options for every type of service you need. Government is not gonna play in your best interests. Someone steals your phone, what are you gonna do about it with governmental police? Ahhh? Call them and what next? They are gonna find that ass who stole it? Most likely not. How many times I heard police had more important felonies to solve. I guess this video explains in a better way how things might work without government kzfaq.info/get/bejne/btGArNWim7mpfGQ.html Yet, don't forget about technologies that may convert once utopian libertarian ideas into reality. Such technology as Blockchain brings you transparency and secure faultless ledger of information, AI - can be your trustworthy oracle to judge upon programmed situations and evidences provided and IoT (cameras and numerous other indicators working in the same network or adjacent ones) providing true live information as evidences. What is needed is to get out of the f... box and try to realize there is life without central government. Government can be truly decentralized.
@DavidHeffron78
@DavidHeffron78 6 жыл бұрын
novylad I thought blockchain was compromised.
@novylad
@novylad 6 жыл бұрын
David Heffron what? No, you thought wrong. Blockchain is a technology, the basis for platforms and networks. Bitcoin blockchain has never been compromised yet. It can be done with only 51% of hash power of the network miners which would require now about $1.8 Billion to attack plus millions of dollars of operational cost. Ethereum's blockchain was compromised, yes, just because the devs added additional layer of smart-contracts in a haste. Then they fixed it.
@PrincessTS01
@PrincessTS01 10 жыл бұрын
warlords=poverty
@zackhughes2437
@zackhughes2437 10 жыл бұрын
poor people dont have iphones or property that is worth stealing thus they do not worry about hiring paramilitary groups. secondly i wouldnt hire a group to begin with i would protect it myself because im not a pussy.
@lindaleelaw5277
@lindaleelaw5277 5 жыл бұрын
Yep a Puerto Rican girl who lies on her resume....
@michgingras
@michgingras 5 жыл бұрын
even better yet lets charge an invasion tax to pay for our army of highly paid mercenaries !
@edwardhelms
@edwardhelms 5 жыл бұрын
One secret trick to melt a libertarian brain
@jsgdk
@jsgdk 10 жыл бұрын
blah blah high-school debating team blah blah freedumb blah blah :D
@oldnick2543
@oldnick2543 7 жыл бұрын
That man is an anarcho capitalist
@jbevan70
@jbevan70 10 жыл бұрын
Sam doesn't have a rigid ideology? That's bullshit right there.
@Zyworski
@Zyworski 10 жыл бұрын
Sam, what you need to remember is that government as the defender of property right is actually a rather new development on the planet. In days past the government/king existed to serve itself, and only began to serve the landed class starting with the Magna Carta in 1215. Government defending the landed class is actually a conservative virtue in this day and age, but your caller was so stuck on this new age outsourcing idea that his position became incongruent with conservative doctrine. The caller on this video was trying to spout the standard Libertarian/Republican mantra that it is an abomination to directly provide aide to the citizenry, but must instead route all government activities through 3rd parties in order to better foment graft and corruption. I can remember the day when to speak ill of our beloved government was cause for a bloodied nose, but alas the brainwashing is almost complete.
@BobCull1949
@BobCull1949 3 жыл бұрын
I've heard "libertarian" dolts make dumb arguments but this guy makes them all look like MENSA candidates!
@Randy778
@Randy778 10 жыл бұрын
It must be so hard to argue against such positions. Over here i have 1 person that i know of adopting the ridiculous points of of course libertarians and he works so hard to found a party but it simply sucks so hard nobody is willing to join his ludicrous party. I mean sorry somehow you will allways end up "useing" other ppl`s money. This talking point is so obviously made up i cannot belive how some educated person can hold this position.
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
Margaret Thatcher said it, its not a made up talking point. The term is meant to show that you are stealing from ppl
@Randy778
@Randy778 10 жыл бұрын
kathy kelly Just because she used it it´s not made up? Well at least i assume she knew it´s made up.
@TheKiosk94
@TheKiosk94 10 жыл бұрын
I wonder why more Libertarians like myself aren't on this channel? Oh wait, most of them are trolling on the Young Turks, Sam I guess is just too insignificant to them. ;(
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
it used to be a lot more lively on here, but myself and some others frustrated a bunch of these ppl and they don't even respond as much anymore, because they are so tolerant and intellectual of course.
@TheKiosk94
@TheKiosk94 10 жыл бұрын
kathy kelly I don't blame them. Going here is like visiting a Christian/ Mormon channel, where people just shut down any view radically different from theirs. I mean literally one of this guy's video's title is: "Prisons prove we don't need government". This title has almost little to no relevance to what he and that Libertarian caller were discussing. The fact that he put this title on this video tells you the intellectual level of the type of internet audience that he's catering to.
@eiyukabe
@eiyukabe 10 жыл бұрын
What's preventing you from calling in? Even I think the libertarians Sam gets are particularly idiotic. I would love to see someone give him more of a challenge.
@TheKiosk94
@TheKiosk94 10 жыл бұрын
Time constraints mainly... It takes a lot of time and preparation to debate with someone and, Sam is low on my priority list. Currently using my free time to prepare debating with Stephan Molyneaux; he's got a call in show.
@eiyukabe
@eiyukabe 10 жыл бұрын
TheKiosk94 Fair enough, good luck with your debate.
@evlmpyr
@evlmpyr 3 жыл бұрын
weasel
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
In regards to private security, we see the most successful companies across all industries offer services to the masses not just rich ppl. Toyota is much bigger than Ferrari, Walmart and Target are much larger than Neman-Marcus etc. Since middle class and poor ppl vastly outnumber rich ppl, there will be a huge market incentive to offer these ppl protection. If some one can't afford thats where charity comes in. This is already happening in Detroit with private security, one firm offers protection to two ppl for every rich client they have. Plus theres a profit motive, so they want to keep costs down, which means not locking up ppl when theres no victim, which is why most ppl are in U.S. prisons.
@jesse1018
@jesse1018 10 жыл бұрын
And how does this analogy apply to those who cannot afford a Toyota and either walk or ride public transportation? Private prisons advocate for harsher, longer sentencing. The profit motive in this case IS to keep citizens in jail. Publicly funded elections would limit the lobbying power of these, and other, interest groups by taking away the election bribes/donations.
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
jesse1018 Well security will be a lot cheaper than a car, but the point is its most profitable to market products to the working poor and middle class.These Private prisons are funded by the gov't and the gov't captures the criminals and writes the laws and covers all those costs. These private prisons don't have to bear the costs of housing ppl because of the subsidies and all the other services provided to them. Plus if ppl had a choice in paying for enforcement of vice crimes, I'm guessing they'd rather save their money and spend it on something that benefits them.
@jesse1018
@jesse1018 10 жыл бұрын
kathy kelly Private prisons are supported under the guise that they will save money. Due, in part, to corruption and cronyism, we pay for empty cells. A gov't run prison would not have a lobbyist pushing for longer/harsher sentencing. This isn't speculation, it's empirical fact. The assumption that a car is more expensive than security is also erroneous. You can buy a new $20K car (less if you buy used), and only pay for insurance, gas, and maintenance. After the start up cost, this car is relatively cheap to own and will potentially last for 10+ years, plus has resale value. If you want private security, you can start at $25/hour. Assuming you only ever need 1 person, his working rates alone would rack up more than the cost of your car, especially over the same 10 year span.
@eiyukabe
@eiyukabe 10 жыл бұрын
kathy kelly "its most profitable to market products to the working poor and middle class." Actually its most profitable to develop a private army and enslave, raping your slaves to repopulate and preventing them from becoming any more educated than need be to accomplish the jobs you force on them. That's why we -- normal people -- don't treat "maximizing profit" as the highest good. "These Private prisons are funded by the gov't" And who is going to fund private prisons in libertopia?
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
Jeffrey Crenshaw Which is what individuals do in the gov't because the system they control doesn't have a profit motive and competition. Politicians and bureaucrats don't have personal investment in their schemes and their salaries/pensions aren't going anywhere. So they invest nothing and bring no skills to the table and profit enormously. Armies are expensive and no private oligarchs in bed with gov't even put their own fortunes on the line, tax payers are the ones there to subsidize and then bail out the failed subsidies. There won't be much of a need for them because most ppl aren't committing actual crimes or are committing crimes that don't require caged medieval torture rape,(petty thefts, bar fights, trespassing, contract violations etc.) They'd be better in a work program actually paying back restitution to victims. WHich the criminal justice system doesn't do, victims have to go through another trial to get restitution.(civil suits)
@kashafifi8785
@kashafifi8785 3 жыл бұрын
Answer Q 1:15 Myself Answer Q 1:32 In Anarcho-capitalism everybody is wealthy. In Anarchist ( social libeterian ) money doesn't exist. Answer Q 1:56 In any extreme authoritarian regime government still no one can protect individual property , unless the government confiscate 100% of private property and that is the robbery by the actual government. 3:04 My Q answer it MF : What if your government regulate your channel and ban you for brainwashing people and jail you in 5 years and confiscate your property, do you still worship your government? Answer 3:22 What is the reason that you want to benefit the society? Who you are that you want to do that ? What is your business that you think you are responsible for that action? Sounds like a dictator talking . 3:58 Answer Q In a libeterian society everybody can afford because no government no monopoly no extremely wealthy and everyone has enough money . The reason we have a big gap in between rich and poor is only because of the government monopoly. 4:20 we have robbery all day all over the world , there is no government can control the robbery . So fuck off with that question because how you want to protect your iPhone in your world ??? By the way in a concealed carry society no one has balls to steal Iphone from someone else. Sam you are full of shit.
@frmyt1135
@frmyt1135 3 жыл бұрын
Here king, you dropped this 👑 🤌
@TonyCox1351
@TonyCox1351 2 жыл бұрын
“Everyone is wealthy in libertarian society” and people say you guys live in a fantasy 😂😂
@frmyt1135
@frmyt1135 2 жыл бұрын
@@TonyCox1351 not everyone in libertarian society is going to be wealthy. We all have the opportunities to be, but everyone’s living standards improve and everyone benefits to an extent. There’s ALWAYS going to be hierarchy no matter what system we’re in. Libertarians just believe what’s the best way to ensure an open, free, opportunistic society with the most fair and just hierarchy that isn’t built off coercion
@TonyCox1351
@TonyCox1351 2 жыл бұрын
@@frmyt1135 Sure but that doesnt answer the question, is how a poor person who cant afford a gun and cant afford a bodyguard, is going to protect their property. Thats the question that society wants an answer to before they are willing to adopt libertarianism.
@frmyt1135
@frmyt1135 2 жыл бұрын
@@TonyCox1351 Militia defense and crowdfunded private security for lower income individuals. And in a libertarian society, prices all around would be much lower so these poor people would be able to save and get a gun eventually either way. People within the community would naturally defend each other and help each other in general
@josephperezcodes1173
@josephperezcodes1173 4 жыл бұрын
The correct answer is you the individual utilizing the second amendment protects your property rights. Wow that was easy.
@TonyCox1351
@TonyCox1351 3 жыл бұрын
“Let’s do away with police and have people fend for themselves with guns” sounds like it would be such a popular policy, if shocked that society isn’t rushing to implement it.
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
If your so utilitarian Sam, you should be against gov't considering 250 million ppl were killed by their own gov't in the 20th century, not counting wars, while only 9 million ppl were murdered by private individuals. I also like how you present scenarios in a free society in which justice may not be done and say see it can't work, but then admit shortly after that gov't isn't that effective at administering justice. By your own logic, we can't have a gov't either.
@eiyukabe
@eiyukabe 10 жыл бұрын
What is the US's democide count? Saying all government is evil because some poorly constructed governments did a lot of evil is a hasty generalization. "One of his main findings is that liberal democracies have much less democide than authoritarian regimes.[11] He argues that there is a relation between political power and democide. Political mass murder grows increasingly common as political power becomes unconstrained. At the other end of the scale, where power is diffuse, checked, and balanced, political violence is a rarity. According to Rummel, "The more power a regime has, the more likely people will be killed. This is a major reason for promoting freedom." Rummel concludes that concentrated political power is the most dangerous thing on earth." Several other researchers have found similar results. "Numerous researchers point out that democratic norms and political structures constrain elite decisions about the use of repression against their citizens whereas autocratic elites are not so constrained. Once in place, democratic institutions - even partial ones - reduce the likelihood of armed conflict and all but eliminate the risk that it will lead to geno/politicide."" en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democide Saying we should get rid of government because government causes harm is like saying we should get rid of guns because guns cause harm: it is a pie-in-the-sky view that ignores the impracticality of multilateral disarmament (if the US government lost its military might and citizen faith, another government would rise in its place, or an existing government would work its way in). Any argument toward no government is Not Even Wrong in that it is simply not possible to keep a power vacuum for long. And yes, whatever replaces the US government would be the new "government", even if you don't want to call it that because its enforced by private militia and arbitrators (which would just replace the democratically structured government with a plutocracy at this stage of human development).
@eiyukabe
@eiyukabe 10 жыл бұрын
Also, maybe the reason only 9 million people were murdered by private individuals (taking your word for it since you did not provide a citation) is because we lock up murderers, preventing them from murdering again and disincentivizing would-be-murderers. It is disgustingly disingenuous to only focus on the bad things "done" by government but ignoring the good things (law, infrastructure, protecting the poor and weak from the social darwinism that the rich and anarchists like you would have them die under).
@eyeseethroughyou
@eyeseethroughyou 10 жыл бұрын
"killed by their own gov't in the 20th century, not counting wars, while only 9 million ppl were murdered by private individuals" The government is made up of private individuals....I really wish right wing proprietarians would quit talking about government as if it were a monolith; it is nothing more than an institution *made up of individuals*.
@eiyukabe
@eiyukabe 10 жыл бұрын
eyeseethroughyou Exactly, and the things done bad by it are generally right-wing policies (rampant warfare, war on drugs, anti-union laws, theocratic tendencies). Sad how people like Kathy try to blame the evils that we fight on us because of a profound political ignorance. I guess to her anyone who isn't stupid enough to think it's possible to have an unfilled power vacuum must secretly desire everything bad that can be connected to government to happen. Replace "freedom" with "government" and it becomes clear how vapid her stance is. 100% of all murders that happened last year happened because someone was "free" to murder. I guess we should all be against "freedom", huh? This is the kind of nonsense argument you can construct from an ontology that has the resolution of an Atari 2600.
@kathykelly5930
@kathykelly5930 10 жыл бұрын
Jeffrey Crenshaw we've had more war under dems wtf are you talking about?
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