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I think the comment you made about complete upheaval not being the best option is really interesting. 

I typically describe myself as a pragmatist. Philosophically I'm pretty radical libertarian, but in practice... the road to extreme freedom is dripping in blood. In practice, I favor incremental change in regulations.

It's better to let the power structure collapse under its own weight and then have libertarianism be the solution than it is to dismantle it and have people respond to the upheaval and perceive increased government control as the solution.

I love what a strong opinionated woman you are Beth! I have many strong ideas too! It is very refreshing to see a lady speak her mind! You go girl! And might I add that you look so damn hot! You go girl!!

I became a libertarian in college when I took an economics class and an ethics class that both spoke of Ayn Rand. That was like 20 years ago. I still believed in government for roads, military and all that. Recently about 4 years ago the rabbit hole swallowed me. Went full fledged anarchist, in principle. Still realistic though, so if all the government did is build roads I can live with that. 
War is the only thing I really focus on now though. It sickens me the idea that my kids can be sent by force to die in Syria if the government decided to have a draft again. With the way things are going I can see that happening, so I speak out for that.

>I learned so much, and was so excited about policy and politics. 

Where did this all go? 


On my own part, I used to be super-excited about anything politic when I was much younger, but now, I don't want anything that has to do with politics. I consider it a *dirty* game. *I pray someone comes and change my mindset with good reasons.*

Wishing you lovely Saturday @bethwheatcraft

Great post.  Welcome to the LMTFA party, I'll let you figure out what that is haha!  Do you follow @adamkokesh ?

Labels are a means for control.  It's why "abracadabra" and various magical incantations are used.  But we don't think of the real origins of the power of labels such as left and right, democrat and republican...

In the book of Genesis 1:25-26 Adam gives names to all the animals so that he can have dominion over them.  You know who didn't have a name?  God.  When asked, the closest we came was YHVH.  The lack of vowels renders the name impotent for man to have control over God.

This is why I reject all political labels because governments do the same thing.  Once they can label you, you have lost your own power.  So if you want to claim your own power for yourself, never give your political position.  You can't accurately do so anyway without compromising it.

I hear some of you call me libertarian, but you're all wrong.  Just because a couple of attributes of one group happen to fit, doesn't mean I will fit all of them.  The same is the case for everyone else.  Nobody will be in complete agreement with everything on a platform unless you surrender to the label.

So don't do that.  I've spent the last several years deliberately going against the standard political divisions.  That's the only way to really clarify your thinking and maintain your own power.