No matter how many times you write that it’s never going to be true. It wasn’t true the last time, it won’t be true the next time. It would be nice if you could realize that but I’m not holding my breath.
The ideology that they did have was, “let people choose if they want to pay for fire protection.”
When people talk about intellectual dishonesty, and dishonest debating, nothing sums it up more than a person that can spew the exact same erroneous bullshit a year later. It’s obvious you learned nothing then, and unlikely you’ll learn anything now. It’s almost as if you’re intentionally saying inflammatory things just to get a rise out of people.
Everyone in that county had an opportunity to change things and opted for status quo. You’ll notice that even “the poor” that you speak so highly of also chose that path. If “the poor” wanted to they could made it an issue.
Again, wrong. If anything this is a failure of democracy. Chew on that for a minute and then realize that the system wasn’t forced on them, nor are they locked into it, nor did this catch them by surprise. Just because they may or may not have a libertarian view (which has still not been proven either way) nothing forces them to keep it on this issue. Libertarianism isn’t a dogma that must be followed while Rome burns.
And even after all that, people still CHOOSE not to pay. That has nothing to do with libertarianism no matter how much you need it to. The fact that they had a system resembling libertarianism in its nature doesn’t make it so.
Bullshit, libertarianism can and does have terrible results, just like every other system in existence. Do you really think this is the first mobile home to go up in flames? What’s more likely is that you see a bad result and desperately need it to fit into your simple little system. You need so badly for it to be about libetarianism. But it’s not, except that people were given a choice, and they chose wrong.
So tell me, do you think the government should go against the wishes of its population and
institution unwanted reforms?
And you know what really gets me annoyed by all this bullshit is that for a year the libertarian system as it’s been defined worked just fine. No one gave a shit about it while mobile homes didn’t burn down. The people that paid received service. And eventually, the person that opts not to gets screwed.
Do you think anyone has learned anything yet? I doubt it.
), the voters in Tennessee may be weak-minded souls deluded by Beck, Limbaugh, and other heroes of the Right. But that just makes it clear that the solution is to stamp out the depraved libertarian thinking that makes gullible greed-worshiping Americans applaud when the indigent are denied medical care or fire protection.