@@joem.9256they could simply be denied positive civil rights and "voluntarily" deported to their home world. We can also demand very heavy taxes be paid if they want to use human services and stop giving them bug juice for free.
Just stumbled in here. Honestly? Great take. I find it kind of insane how the Bug People are screaming about 'media literacy', while Paul Verhooven literally did not read the book he was adapting.
That is a problem. He sees it as not too different in ethos to the Fascists. The movie depiction is something else not Fascist as we know it. We could be so lucky to develop that way.
It's this weird thing leftist do, as the chart shows, they'll identify with the furthest thing from themselves, provided that thing is looked down on by their own. I couldn't give a shit about Israel/Palestine, but looking at the leftist, they side with the Palestinians as a knee jerk reaction because; 1. Palestinians are much further removed culturally from them than Israel, which is western. 2. Palestinians are lesser, being poorer, less developed and more savage. Essentially, these leftist grant the ultimate benefit of the doubt to foreign things, and the most critical view possible of their own societies. I think it stems from them being freaks in their own societies, and thus the enemy of their enemy becomes their friend. That's also why they're often such horrible people when given power, they just don't like anyone, because so far, only the unknown might like them, because the known hates them.
His point of view was certainly not authoritarian. That kind of society is much better than our own. No drug war, no sex war, no race war, and everyone votes if they serve just 2 years in the military. Like going to school. we would be much stronger because of it. It looks like it was the Federation that started the war and could end it tomorrow.
Listening to the audio book of starship troopers at work and watched the movie with my girlfriend, had to think of the movie as a parody of the book just to finish watching it lol
I do about the same, or consider them separate because thinking of them as the same tends to ruin both. Bacickly I treat the movie as mindless action flashing on screan to get your hear rate up, and the book as a thought experiment.
Heinlein made genius attempt to envision system of Stable Republic. Later in his works it is pretty clear, he put his hopes in technology - to be free requires constant moving of the frontier.
Idk haw so many people don't get this, but the point of the film is that the bugs and the federation are ultimately not different from each other. They are both societies completely lacking in individuality, where all people live to serve their leaders, who in turn throw them into pointless meatgrinders with little to no consideration for the lives of the soldiers themselves. The only real difference is that the humans suppress their individuality while the bugs never had it to begin with. If you think this is a bad satire that's fine, but this guy and everyone in the comments are arguing against a strawman.
@@valdamirlebanon4508 That may well have been the director's intention, but it doesn't come off that way. It comes off as a comedy where the good guys are idiotic but well intentioned, not as a gritty dystopian setting where an uncaring government intentionally kills its own troops with bad tactics. The Sky Marshal who was in charge of the disasterous first battle actually resigned. If anything, the federation in Starship Troopers is more accountable than our own government. The bugs are clearly the aggressors, totally in the wrong here, there isn't even the slight justification like there was in the book of a rouge human settlement accidentally disrupting a bug hive. Every military action the Federation takes is intended to be to protect its society, they're just comedically incompetent at times.
@@Kitkat-986 What do you mean it doesn't show it? The officers and politicians send their soldiers out in human waves that seem almost purposefully designed to kill as many as possible. Their people are established from the beginning to be nothing more then cannon fodder, just like the bugs. Simultaneously you'll notice that they're politicians and talking heads never seem to have any battle scars to speak of, even though they've supposedly all served, showing that they were able to afford a much more comfortable "service" then people like Rico. This is all further reinforced in the end where it's shown that they're burning through their populations so quickly they're being forced to recruit children, implying that potentially billions of people have died in this war.
@@Kitkat-986 What are you talking about? The Federations (suspiciously scarless) politicians and their military leaders throw both their ships and their people at the enemy in enormous mindless waves just like the bugs, killing so many soldiers that they have to start recruiting child soldiers by the end. There's no armor or artillery support, nor vehicles of any kind in fact, just people on foot running at their enemy without even the most basic sense of organization. Based on the way the movie portrays them, the Federation seems intent on killing as many of their own people as possible over the course of the war.
I read the book as a kid and I loved it. I was a boy scout, a US Marine, and I have been a career cop. I found Heinlein's Juveniles to be pretty relatable.
Not a bad idea. I love the first novel and it's nowhere near as politically charged as this but still very interesting and a good exploration of the broader human condition.
@@CeaddaOfMercia if you read only the first dune novel, you are in for a surprise from 2-4, five and six might be incomprehensible if you only get one message from the series.
The fact that the director is a leftist that was bored in the postmodern industry, but made this masterpiece by someone narrating it to him... And the leftist (clear majority) audience, in his intention, see satire in the absolutely naked reality of the movie... It's beautiful, like god himself exposing these people
Excellent video. New subscriber. I watched some of your old videos, good work. On Heinlein: I very much like the ideas in Starship Troopers. I'd say I hold Heinlein in high regard. I also like elements of Jeffersonianism, and Jacksonianism. I also am a fan of Catholic Distributism. Which proposes a Catholic decentralized society of property owners and co-ops. Keep up the great work.
What you highlighted about extreme leftists expressing a thinly veiled self hatred certainly resonated and I've had similar thoughts. The psychological field (dominated by leftists) generally asserts that right wing individuals are motivated by disgust and left wingers by empathy, but I beleive that there is a flip side to that - Left wingers are motivated by Envy and Right wingers perhaps by beauty? Interesting video by the way. I enjoyed listening during my afternoon smoke. Happy Easter.
anyone would say the group they agree with is motivated by a good thing and the other group is motivated by a bad thing. maybe right wingers are afraid of change because it makes them unhappy and left wingers are afraid of statue quo because it makes them unhappy. dont be tricked
@@wingsoffreedom3589 I suppose order was the exact word I was trying to avoid as it can be interpreted as having authoritarian overtones, but yes you are right.
8:26 IN BUENOS AIRES?? WHY?? 😅 Just watching out of curiosity, and suddenly astro-soviets are blowing up my city... Lol! -- Great video, love yr content, keep it up.
I think it's a bit dishonest to say that the director of the film related more to the bugs than the humans. By his own admission, his point was that the federation was only capable of effectively fighting bugs, implying that he thinks that the bugs are lower lifeforms even compared to fascists.
It reminds me of when I shoot my first gun...I'm from the US btw people on the left tend to look at me like a monster or I'm crazy but is it crazy to take your own protection into your own hands. To me it's quite selfish to rely on others for ones protection.
I believe a truly brilliant Libertarian/Old-school Catholic you should look into is Frank van Dun (close friend of Hans Hoppe), and his works on Anselm (his short and concise "Argumentum Anselmi") and on Anselm's Libertarian-Platonism vs. the Nominalistic hellscape of Luther and Calvin, the latter of which led to the nihilism and materialism of the modern world ("What Exactly Did The Protestant Reformation Reform?") Very, very illuminating stuff.
I just think it's funny that I went from a starship troopers novel fan to learning about libertarianism, discovering agorism, and ending in reading in being a bigger fan of more novels.
A lot of logical fallacies in your video essay. Firstly classic demonstration of cherry picking examples in the real world, not applies to others not mentioned, and major bias. Misunderstanding in what certain ideologies are. I’m guessing, again, bias sources that try to push your point.
The command isn't to which the narrator refers is more in line with autocratic totalitarianism. The Marcus communism to which the narrator alludes is more in line with that human-centered and cooperative governance That does not, in fact, erode individuality but offers opportunity for the flourishing of it. Starship troopers is a really important work from which numerous nuanced takes are derived. The comment section has me in stitches with shorthand jingo phrases for the funny.
I know this isn’t really related to your video but how do you as a Christian view the concept of resisting against the government, it’s a concept I’ve been struggling with lately as a libertarian and a Christian, perhaps you could make a video about this. (Scripture tells us to submit to earthly government but also to stand against injustices)
I see it this way, when asked about whether to pay taxes Jesus pointed to the inscription of the coin. Why is that important? Because back then you sent metals to a mint to be turned into coins and you could tell who minted those coins by the inscription. Since Caesar minted those coins, he has a right to them. However the same couldn't be said if I decided to use a private mint or minted my own coins. Today the US has a right to tax US minted money, but not a right to tax Gold, Crypto or any other form of currency.
Great video. Bullshit about Soviets though. I agree about ideas of the book. A don't read Marks, but strongly disagree with comparing modern leftist and soviets.
... 27:30 ish ... I think that painting your political interlocutors as less than human is probably not a good thing. As someone who used to believe all the same things painted here I can tell you that when you start dehumanizing your political opposition you are the one who is captured by an evil ideology. I pray you learn to see your fellow man with love before you see them with discussed in vitriol.
One of the most interesting aspects of it (that's often neglected by leftists) is that Rico is constantly asked both in the book and movie whether or not his decision to join the military is his own choice. It's because his society values a person fully accepting responsibility that comes with agency. I'm sorry but that really does not scream fascism to me. Only a few members from his class even join up, the rest go into the private sector. Which, from what we can tell, is largely untouched by the state apparatus. But of course, leftists will cry that Rico is simply brainwashed and is incapable of his own decision making. This really just comes from the fundamental & infantile idea on the left that a person is incapable of taking ownership of anything, whether it be their life or property. It's no wonder so many of them become mask off tankie communists when you get down to it.
I mean they clearly *don't* have the ability to be responsible for anything seeing as their entire education system is about drilling fascism into their brains and drilling into them how to kill bugs.
Helldivers II is better satire than Verhoeven’s film. And yet, even better at making everyone want to identify with the humans, because it's just funny. (For the same reason everyone loved shouting, "America, f*** yeah!" when Team America: World Police came out.) And that's been infuriating left-leaning activists (who generally hate good-natured fun of any sort), who have been trying unsuccessfully to insert themselves into the Helldivers universe since its inception.
Bro what the fuck are you talking about, everyone in my Helldivers friend group gets the satire and does Kayfabe. You seem to be inventing people to be angry at.
Who are these "left wing activists" who think helldivers 2 and Team America aren't parodies? I've never seen or heard of anyone who gets mad when people quote or support those properties. Maybe you shouldn't go out of your way to look for people to piss yourself off.
Nah, it's pretty reasonable to call this form of government despicable imo. A person is their own property and a society is a collection of individual persons, so any person who restricts the capacity of the individuals within that society, to exercise their authority over that society, is necessarily committing an act of theft. In fact it's arguably one of the most morally heinous forms of theft that's possible to commit, since much like slavery it directly robs a person of their very humanity. For this reason, while all government ultimately relies on theft (taxes), any non democratic government also relies on a type of theft so extremely evil that it is incomparable to something as comparatively unimportant as taxes. Taking my money is awful, but it's nothing compared to striping me of my humanity on such a fundamental level. Both the federation and the bugs are societies of slaves who either lost of never had the ability to think for themselves, and anyone who calls themselves a libertarian shouldn't aspire to live in such a society.
that's not what physical removal means. physical removal means property owners excluding people from their property, not removing people from said people's own property.
Physically Remove Bug.
Helicopter.
With attached flamethrowers@@poker8086
Total Bug Death
Xenocide the Martian vampires.
AI are classic humans though.
@@joem.9256they could simply be denied positive civil rights and "voluntarily" deported to their home world. We can also demand very heavy taxes be paid if they want to use human services and stop giving them bug juice for free.
I always tell people Starship Troopers is about a career in the military
it's not really about fightin bugs
But, the ayyo fighting in the book is still dope. No one else has made power armor as cool as the SST novel.
@@chuckchalmers4960thank you someone said it!
Just stumbled in here. Honestly? Great take. I find it kind of insane how the Bug People are screaming about 'media literacy', while Paul Verhooven literally did not read the book he was adapting.
Can we start calling liberals "The Bug People" now?
That is a problem. He sees it as not too different in ethos to the Fascists. The movie depiction is something else not Fascist as we know it. We could be so lucky to develop that way.
Imagine getting so radicalized that you start rooting for the bad guys from galaga
It's this weird thing leftist do, as the chart shows, they'll identify with the furthest thing from themselves, provided that thing is looked down on by their own.
I couldn't give a shit about Israel/Palestine, but looking at the leftist, they side with the Palestinians as a knee jerk reaction because;
1. Palestinians are much further removed culturally from them than Israel, which is western.
2. Palestinians are lesser, being poorer, less developed and more savage.
Essentially, these leftist grant the ultimate benefit of the doubt to foreign things, and the most critical view possible of their own societies.
I think it stems from them being freaks in their own societies, and thus the enemy of their enemy becomes their friend.
That's also why they're often such horrible people when given power, they just don't like anyone, because so far, only the unknown might like them, because the known hates them.
Cinema Wins will never recover from this.
what did he do?
Cinema wins makes videos about ways movies were good, he thought the Starship troopers movie tells people what fascism is.@@dink7458
@@dink7458Made a video about Starship Troopers and fell for the narrative that the film about Starship Troopers is fascist propaganda.
Heinline was truly one of thr greatest philosophers and authors in history, arguably ever. His work will be cherished by humanity for millenia.
His point of view was certainly not authoritarian. That kind of society is much better than our own. No drug war, no sex war, no race war, and everyone votes if they serve just 2 years in the military. Like going to school. we would be much stronger because of it. It looks like it was the Federation that started the war and could end it tomorrow.
Heinlein called it limited democracy, but I think meritocratic republic is perhaps more accurate.
I'm to the right of Conan and this came out when I was a teen but I've never watched this whole movie until this week. Good review. Keep it up.
You, Whatifalthist, TIKHistory, ShortFatOtaku, and a handful of others I would say are my favorite video essayists. Good to see you back man!
if you like them, you'd like mentiswave if you haven't checked him out already
I like Styxxhexenhammer too.
@@Voltricity435 Hell yeah! Mentis is the man!
@@Voltricity435 Mentis is THE guy.
Listening to the audio book of starship troopers at work and watched the movie with my girlfriend, had to think of the movie as a parody of the book just to finish watching it lol
I do about the same, or consider them separate because thinking of them as the same tends to ruin both. Bacickly I treat the movie as mindless action flashing on screan to get your hear rate up, and the book as a thought experiment.
Heinlein made genius attempt to envision system of Stable Republic.
Later in his works it is pretty clear, he put his hopes in technology - to be free requires constant moving of the frontier.
Really roasted these bugs in the last section, lol
He created the perfect society and then criticized it as fascist by making them dress like Wolfenstein bad guys.
very ironic comment
Idk haw so many people don't get this, but the point of the film is that the bugs and the federation are ultimately not different from each other. They are both societies completely lacking in individuality, where all people live to serve their leaders, who in turn throw them into pointless meatgrinders with little to no consideration for the lives of the soldiers themselves. The only real difference is that the humans suppress their individuality while the bugs never had it to begin with. If you think this is a bad satire that's fine, but this guy and everyone in the comments are arguing against a strawman.
@@valdamirlebanon4508 That may well have been the director's intention, but it doesn't come off that way. It comes off as a comedy where the good guys are idiotic but well intentioned, not as a gritty dystopian setting where an uncaring government intentionally kills its own troops with bad tactics. The Sky Marshal who was in charge of the disasterous first battle actually resigned. If anything, the federation in Starship Troopers is more accountable than our own government. The bugs are clearly the aggressors, totally in the wrong here, there isn't even the slight justification like there was in the book of a rouge human settlement accidentally disrupting a bug hive. Every military action the Federation takes is intended to be to protect its society, they're just comedically incompetent at times.
@@Kitkat-986 What do you mean it doesn't show it? The officers and politicians send their soldiers out in human waves that seem almost purposefully designed to kill as many as possible. Their people are established from the beginning to be nothing more then cannon fodder, just like the bugs. Simultaneously you'll notice that they're politicians and talking heads never seem to have any battle scars to speak of, even though they've supposedly all served, showing that they were able to afford a much more comfortable "service" then people like Rico. This is all further reinforced in the end where it's shown that they're burning through their populations so quickly they're being forced to recruit children, implying that potentially billions of people have died in this war.
@@Kitkat-986 What are you talking about? The Federations (suspiciously scarless) politicians and their military leaders throw both their ships and their people at the enemy in enormous mindless waves just like the bugs, killing so many soldiers that they have to start recruiting child soldiers by the end. There's no armor or artillery support, nor vehicles of any kind in fact, just people on foot running at their enemy without even the most basic sense of organization. Based on the way the movie portrays them, the Federation seems intent on killing as many of their own people as possible over the course of the war.
“The society that separates its scholars from its warriors will have its thinking done by cowards and its fighting by fools.”
I read the book as a kid and I loved it. I was a boy scout, a US Marine, and I have been a career cop. I found Heinlein's Juveniles to be pretty relatable.
Would you do a video on Dune? The media literacycels are having quite the normal one with the popular reaction of liking Paul
Not a bad idea. I love the first novel and it's nowhere near as politically charged as this but still very interesting and a good exploration of the broader human condition.
@@CeaddaOfMercia if you read only the first dune novel, you are in for a surprise from 2-4, five and six might be incomprehensible if you only get one message from the series.
The fact that the director is a leftist that was bored in the postmodern industry, but made this masterpiece by someone narrating it to him... And the leftist (clear majority) audience, in his intention, see satire in the absolutely naked reality of the movie...
It's beautiful, like god himself exposing these people
Really, what constitutes a "Leftist" in your book?
This video needs more views.
Excellent video. New subscriber. I watched some of your old videos, good work.
On Heinlein: I very much like the ideas in Starship Troopers. I'd say I hold Heinlein in high regard. I also like elements of Jeffersonianism, and Jacksonianism. I also am a fan of Catholic Distributism. Which proposes a Catholic decentralized society of property owners and co-ops. Keep up the great work.
What you highlighted about extreme leftists expressing a thinly veiled self hatred certainly resonated and I've had similar thoughts.
The psychological field (dominated by leftists) generally asserts that right wing individuals are motivated by disgust and left wingers by empathy, but I beleive that there is a flip side to that - Left wingers are motivated by Envy and Right wingers perhaps by beauty?
Interesting video by the way. I enjoyed listening during my afternoon smoke. Happy Easter.
Beauty as a synonym for order
"the empathetic left" is an absolute lie. they only empathize with bugs. they are just as disgusted by the right as the right are of them.
@@wingsoffreedom3589
Order they way they as individuals believe it should be
anyone would say the group they agree with is motivated by a good thing and the other group is motivated by a bad thing. maybe right wingers are afraid of change because it makes them unhappy and left wingers are afraid of statue quo because it makes them unhappy. dont be tricked
@@wingsoffreedom3589 I suppose order was the exact word I was trying to avoid as it can be interpreted as having authoritarian overtones, but yes you are right.
Excelent video. Deeply thought. Great book and author. Really, Thank you.
Would you like to know more?
8:26 IN BUENOS AIRES?? WHY?? 😅 Just watching out of curiosity, and suddenly astro-soviets are blowing up my city... Lol! -- Great video, love yr content, keep it up.
I think it's a bit dishonest to say that the director of the film related more to the bugs than the humans. By his own admission, his point was that the federation was only capable of effectively fighting bugs, implying that he thinks that the bugs are lower lifeforms even compared to fascists.
Based.
@@hangingchad1616 pardon?
The director also never read the book and have no idea what fascism even is.
@@Cloud_Seeker yeah... And...?
@@Robert6P6MSo you think that if you adopt a book to a movie and want to make a parody of fascism you shouldn't know what those things are about?
It reminds me of when I shoot my first gun...I'm from the US btw people on the left tend to look at me like a monster or I'm crazy but is it crazy to take your own protection into your own hands. To me it's quite selfish to rely on others for ones protection.
You in particular should read the Forever War.
This video is why I subscribed to you today.
Paul kind of sounds like a less self-aware Todd Philips
Beautiful video mate 🤘😼
I enjoyed the book alot more than the movie. And I enjoyed this video more than the movie.
I think the closest you can describe the federation with a modern label is: Minarchist Roman Style Republic (without the caste system)
thats the fool of it all any republic will form a caste system
@@sometimeslol5578 Class is not the same as caste...
@@Robert6P6M we have a caste system since 1619 in the what is now the USA and England. Based off of color.
@@randallbesch2424 k
The Moon is a Harsh Mistress also influenced David Friedman
I believe a truly brilliant Libertarian/Old-school Catholic you should look into is Frank van Dun (close friend of Hans Hoppe), and his works on Anselm (his short and concise "Argumentum Anselmi") and on Anselm's Libertarian-Platonism vs. the Nominalistic hellscape of Luther and Calvin, the latter of which led to the nihilism and materialism of the modern world ("What Exactly Did The Protestant Reformation Reform?") Very, very illuminating stuff.
Protestantism reforms Catholicism.
Great to have you back
Leftists verses Progressive not the same.
Starship Troopers need a remake.
Rather this society than what we have today
24:01 what’s funny is that there’s two seemly insane people (The Teacher and “Bugs Dumb” Guy) and both of them are in the propaganda films
I just think it's funny that I went from a starship troopers novel fan to learning about libertarianism, discovering agorism, and ending in reading in being a bigger fan of more novels.
A lot of logical fallacies in your video essay. Firstly classic demonstration of cherry picking examples in the real world, not applies to others not mentioned, and major bias. Misunderstanding in what certain ideologies are. I’m guessing, again, bias sources that try to push your point.
Rare contrarian comment : could you please elaborate the fallacies you see ?
"That's a lot of fallacies" *barely elaborates*
The command isn't to which the narrator refers is more in line with autocratic totalitarianism. The Marcus communism to which the narrator alludes is more in line with that human-centered and cooperative governance That does not, in fact, erode individuality but offers opportunity for the flourishing of it.
Starship troopers is a really important work from which numerous nuanced takes are derived.
The comment section has me in stitches with shorthand jingo phrases for the funny.
I know this isn’t really related to your video but how do you as a Christian view the concept of resisting against the government, it’s a concept I’ve been struggling with lately as a libertarian and a Christian, perhaps you could make a video about this. (Scripture tells us to submit to earthly government but also to stand against injustices)
I see it this way, when asked about whether to pay taxes Jesus pointed to the inscription of the coin. Why is that important? Because back then you sent metals to a mint to be turned into coins and you could tell who minted those coins by the inscription. Since Caesar minted those coins, he has a right to them. However the same couldn't be said if I decided to use a private mint or minted my own coins. Today the US has a right to tax US minted money, but not a right to tax Gold, Crypto or any other form of currency.
Great video.
Bullshit about Soviets though.
I agree about ideas of the book.
A don't read Marks, but strongly disagree with comparing modern leftist and soviets.
What is a Belocracy or how ever you spell it?
... 27:30 ish ... I think that painting your political interlocutors as less than human is probably not a good thing. As someone who used to believe all the same things painted here I can tell you that when you start dehumanizing your political opposition you are the one who is captured by an evil ideology. I pray you learn to see your fellow man with love before you see them with discussed in vitriol.
I can see where you're coming from, but if I was an ant and someone called me communist, heads would roll.
27:54 oh cmmon im ugly af but im right wing
Socrates is a man, but not all men are Socrates!
@@CeaddaOfMercia I see, thank you friend
you should use your substack to upload scripts of your videos
One of the most interesting aspects of it (that's often neglected by leftists) is that Rico is constantly asked both in the book and movie whether or not his decision to join the military is his own choice. It's because his society values a person fully accepting responsibility that comes with agency.
I'm sorry but that really does not scream fascism to me. Only a few members from his class even join up, the rest go into the private sector. Which, from what we can tell, is largely untouched by the state apparatus. But of course, leftists will cry that Rico is simply brainwashed and is incapable of his own decision making.
This really just comes from the fundamental & infantile idea on the left that a person is incapable of taking ownership of anything, whether it be their life or property. It's no wonder so many of them become mask off tankie communists when you get down to it.
I mean they clearly *don't* have the ability to be responsible for anything seeing as their entire education system is about drilling fascism into their brains and drilling into them how to kill bugs.
What Leftists?
Yeah a monarchist would totally hate a movie that turns fascism into a joke. Big shocker.
This channel turned so based
Helldivers II is better satire than Verhoeven’s film. And yet, even better at making everyone want to identify with the humans, because it's just funny. (For the same reason everyone loved shouting, "America, f*** yeah!" when Team America: World Police came out.) And that's been infuriating left-leaning activists (who generally hate good-natured fun of any sort), who have been trying unsuccessfully to insert themselves into the Helldivers universe since its inception.
Bro what the fuck are you talking about, everyone in my Helldivers friend group gets the satire and does Kayfabe. You seem to be inventing people to be angry at.
@@scruffopone3989 You 100% misunderstood my post. And I'm not angry at anyone.
@@UnclePengy then you missed your mark on making your point.
Who are these "left wing activists" who think helldivers 2 and Team America aren't parodies? I've never seen or heard of anyone who gets mad when people quote or support those properties. Maybe you shouldn't go out of your way to look for people to piss yourself off.
Nah, it's pretty reasonable to call this form of government despicable imo. A person is their own property and a society is a collection of individual persons, so any person who restricts the capacity of the individuals within that society, to exercise their authority over that society, is necessarily committing an act of theft. In fact it's arguably one of the most morally heinous forms of theft that's possible to commit, since much like slavery it directly robs a person of their very humanity. For this reason, while all government ultimately relies on theft (taxes), any non democratic government also relies on a type of theft so extremely evil that it is incomparable to something as comparatively unimportant as taxes. Taking my money is awful, but it's nothing compared to striping me of my humanity on such a fundamental level. Both the federation and the bugs are societies of slaves who either lost of never had the ability to think for themselves, and anyone who calls themselves a libertarian shouldn't aspire to live in such a society.
2:40, bro we see you tumbnail and channel photo yo aint fooling anyone yo on the facist side my friend xD
Phisically removing "the chosen people" when?
that's not what physical removal means. physical removal means property owners excluding people from their property, not removing people from said people's own property.
Cry more