If housepets were libertarians

Added on April 30th, 2010 by Oriahna | Report Post
Tags:Humor, Politics

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Kishi (#3562)

13 years ago

Every libertarian I know acts like a cat anyway.

natedog (#1905)

Reply to Kishi

13 years ago

meow

jediadept (#3758)

Reply to natedog

13 years ago

So a murderer, masochist, sadist, necrophiliac and pyromaniac are siting together and the sadist says…

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#makecasemdsgreatagain (#5034)

13 years ago

What about raccoons or lambs?

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aarpie (#4072)

13 years ago

OMG thank you for this. This totally made my day.

Bunch of self-serving, self-centered douchecanoes >_<

HoChunk (#5604)

13 years ago

INB4 libertarian knee-jerk “sheep” response…

Citizen Nothing (#19350)

Reply to HoChunk

13 years ago

I’ll oblige:

If liberals were housepets…
Oh, wait — they ARE!

(Remember Kent State 5/4/70)

deuce (#933)

13 years ago

It’s funny cuz it’s true.

The Matrix: Rebooted (#436)

13 years ago

You ever notice that libertarians are never against the real methods of government control? Corporate charters, currency, property rights, enforcement of contracts: those all only exist because of government. I’d like to get rid of some of those and see how well the libertarians like their “freedom”.

Finn (#3821)

13 years ago

I once told a libertarian that I agreed, the government shouldn’t mess with how I run my business, especially the part where I dispose of my methyl mercury upstream of his well. That shut the dipshit up.

Phyreblade (#1414)

13 years ago

OK, this poster is a lie. Dogs are incapable of being Libertarian.

thenendo (#18767)

13 years ago

I hate dogmatic libertarians as much as the next guy, but this comic seems to imply that libertarians are dumb because they fail to realize that the state is practically omniscient compared to the individual, just as the housepets fail to realize that humans are omniscient compared to them, and so fail to appreciate everything that the humans do for their benefit. But this view of the state is precisely one of the points contested by libertarians. Thus, the argument-by-analogy that the comic presents merely assumes its conclusion, petitio principii; it begs the question.