As a libertarian, he's all about personal freedoms. Like the freedom to kidnap and chain up teenage girls if he wants. It's their right to try and escape, and if they can't, then 🤷♂️ . But no laws or governments should bar this from happening, that's manipulation and extortion! 😂 (To be clear: I'm making fun of libertarians using the same ideologies I've heard libertarians tell me in earnest.)
@@michaelbootes4822 Here's a question about the prophecy: chicken and egg. Was the chaining up maidens necessary and that's why the oracle said it, or did the oracle saying that make it necessary? If the oracle had seen that future but hadn't prophesied it, would the chaining up maidens no longer be a necessary condition?
Yes, and also something special about the look in Brennan's eyes right before that, when he realizes that in response to the boos, he's going to double down 😋
What always kills me about this is that he _interrupts the flow of battle_ to protest that he is "socially liberal and fiscally conservative". Easily one of the funniest moments in the whole campaign for me.
"I should be free to collect gold and you should be free to run away!" is perfect satire for how "the dragon's" ideal system is still exploitative. I love this damn show so much
Let's see, Libertarianism promotes: being self centered (at least from what it takes from Ayn Rand), that capitalism is the perfect system of government, and that personal possessions and wealth is the measure of one's success and worth as an individual. You know, in that context Libertarianism is actually the perfect political philosophy for a dragon
You should be surprised, there are libertarians who argue for everything from lowering age of consent laws to thinking people should be able to voluntarily enter slavery.
Instead they would buy that something and then destroy it, while ignoring how the destruction of that something is polluting the water source for a town downstream. And when that town tells him to stop polluting their water, the libertarian would say "I can do whatever I wish with what I own. If you don't like that you can move".
@@RigelOrionBeta There are many variants of opinions and solutions for that in the libertarian philosophy. I'm by no means an expert but just as you're not allowed to shoot someone with your gun just because you own the gun you're not allowed to poison someone else's water or air. Most libertarians I've discussed the matter with seems to think that suing the polluter would be a reasonable libertarian solution.
Still amazed no one called out the fact Kalvaxis has 7 teenage girls chained up back at his lair whenever he tried to say this stuff.
Libertarians, and consent laws and slavery. Name a more iconic duo.
@@RigelOrionBeta Right-wing Authoritarians and Racism?
As a libertarian, he's all about personal freedoms. Like the freedom to kidnap and chain up teenage girls if he wants. It's their right to try and escape, and if they can't, then 🤷♂️ . But no laws or governments should bar this from happening, that's manipulation and extortion! 😂
(To be clear: I'm making fun of libertarians using the same ideologies I've heard libertarians tell me in earnest.)
I mean in fairness he didn’t write the prophecy demanding their presence you can blame the former elven oracle for that one
@@michaelbootes4822 Here's a question about the prophecy: chicken and egg. Was the chaining up maidens necessary and that's why the oracle said it, or did the oracle saying that make it necessary?
If the oracle had seen that future but hadn't prophesied it, would the chaining up maidens no longer be a necessary condition?
There’s something special about the words “I am a Libertarian” said in a dragon’s growl.
Yes, and also something special about the look in Brennan's eyes right before that, when he realizes that in response to the boos, he's going to double down 😋
*IIIIII* AM A LIBERTAAAARIAAAAN
What always kills me about this is that he _interrupts the flow of battle_ to protest that he is "socially liberal and fiscally conservative". Easily one of the funniest moments in the whole campaign for me.
no no that makes sense. Have you seen how easily offended lolbertarians are in real life?
"This is a cogent political philosophyyyy" 🤣
Yeah, I love that BLM made fun of it, whilst also having an anarchist character save the PCs to show that leftist anarchism is good.
@@stm7810 right? It's tight as fuck.
That explains why he was flirting with Fig so much.
"WEEEEEE do not have a THING!!!" lol
@@Fizzlethe6th "Then why is your dick out?"
"Stooop 😚"
"I am a DRAGON. I am going to EAT YOU-"
"Oh my GOD! 🤭"
"nO"
You can meet this exact guy in a bar in Santa Monica
Or in my office at work, unfortunately 😑
I read that as "Kalvaxus is a librarian."
same. 'Wait, I don't remember that part?' xD
hahaha same, "he wasn't the librarian, he was the vice principal!" I had to read it again lol
The Draconic translation of Atlas Shrugged did sell very well.
"I should be free to collect gold and you should be free to run away!" is perfect satire for how "the dragon's" ideal system is still exploitative. I love this damn show so much
Let's see, Libertarianism promotes: being self centered (at least from what it takes from Ayn Rand), that capitalism is the perfect system of government, and that personal possessions and wealth is the measure of one's success and worth as an individual. You know, in that context Libertarianism is actually the perfect political philosophy for a dragon
Feel like this would be a very real situation if we had super villains in our world
"I'm going to own all the water in the world to dry you out of money... but this has nothing to do with the fact that you're gay, I swear"
@@Rayos_Catodicos Nestle be like
Can we all agree that if fantasy high gets the legend of vox machina treatment that he should be played by Nick Offerman
I want Jack Black as Jawbone
You can tell just from how Brenin does that he hates the libertarian lack of understanding of anarchism.
Truly, the worst type of villain
I mean, that's not libertarian, technically... A libertarian would never take something or destroy something without consent from the owner.
You should be surprised, there are libertarians who argue for everything from lowering age of consent laws to thinking people should be able to voluntarily enter slavery.
Instead they would buy that something and then destroy it, while ignoring how the destruction of that something is polluting the water source for a town downstream. And when that town tells him to stop polluting their water, the libertarian would say "I can do whatever I wish with what I own. If you don't like that you can move".
@@RigelOrionBeta There are many variants of opinions and solutions for that in the libertarian philosophy. I'm by no means an expert but just as you're not allowed to shoot someone with your gun just because you own the gun you're not allowed to poison someone else's water or air. Most libertarians I've discussed the matter with seems to think that suing the polluter would be a reasonable libertarian solution.
@@enider I'm sure there is. Not sure what that has to do with my post though?
"I'm a neurotic nerd who likes to sleep with little girls."