Opinion of Libertas' banning

[Free Palestine]

Very negative.

[Free Palestine]

The anti-Semite Libertas was much closer to one.

And the one who wanted the police to shoot teabaggers isn't?

[Free Palestine]

If Libertas were to recruit people to advocate for his reinstatement, then that would be considered labor organizing which is against his own libertarian principles and thus wrong.

Voluntary organization isn't against libertarian principals.

[Free Palestine]

I wasn't comparing the banning of Libertas (PBUH) to the holocaust.  I was simply pointing out how absurd it is to support a position just because the person making the decision has that authority.

[Free Palestine]

I wasn't comparing the banning of Libertas (PBUH) to the holocaust.  I was simply pointing out how absurd it is to support a position just because the person making the decision has that authority.

So much for a libertarian respect for private property.

In case you missed this fact, we're using Mr. Leip private property. We're his guests and he have every right to decide, whom to host and whom to kick out.

Yes, but that doesn't mean you have to agree.

[Free Palestine]

I wasn't comparing the banning of Libertas (PBUH) to the holocaust.  I was simply pointing out how absurd it is to support a position just because the person making the decision has that authority.

So much for a libertarian respect for private property.

In case you missed this fact, we're using Mr. Leip private property. We're his guests and he have every right to decide, whom to host and whom to kick out.

Yes, but that doesn't mean you have to agree.

Of course not, but you should keep some proportions in your reasoning.

I've had the same proportions.  Just, they were misunderstood.

[Free Palestine]

Folks in the U.S. are more willing to submit to airport pat-downs than they were in Thomas Jefferson's day.

But they didn't have airplanes back then.  So therefor health care is constitutional.