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Wed Sep-14-11 08:39 PM
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| If your ideology can't produce a super-hero, you are a Libertarian, Republican or Teabagger. |
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Ever seen a super-hero with Libertarian principles? Someone is in a dangerous situation and RandMan shows up to tell them they are super fucked because they didn't pay their fee last month so start pulling up those bootstraps.
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| WingDinger
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Wed Sep-14-11 08:44 PM
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| 1. I would like to see a libertarian put into a commercial with the folks removing that car from themo |
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Edited on Wed Sep-14-11 08:45 PM by WingDinger
motorcyclist.
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| mwrguy
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| Spider Jerusalem
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Wed Sep-14-11 10:26 PM
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| 4. Also the Question, the Charlton comics character Rorschach was based on. |
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Wed Sep-14-11 10:09 PM
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| 3. aren't most superheroes libertarian? |
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Edited on Wed Sep-14-11 10:10 PM by provis99
Batman and Iron Man are right out of an Ayn Rand novel, the X-Men movies portray government as evil, the V for Vendetta guy is certainly an anti-government libertarian, heck any vigilante in a cape is a libertarian.
Are you being sarcastic?:shrug:
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Wed Sep-14-11 10:35 PM
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| 5. The problem is those characters care about others. |
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