>>81
Libertarianism supports monopolies though
Yeah the monopolies of Law, Defense, and police.
monopolies are more easier to form in an "anarcho-free market" situation.
No they arent, go do the research yourself, they are theoretically impossible to form in a true free market.
>>82
The sad state of the meat industry in the United States before the publishing of "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair.
Read "Of meat and Myth".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQfpvQKUodY
The 2008 Recession, which was caused by the fall of the unregulated derivatives market, and banks giving out risky loans to people who didn't qualify.
If you still think more regulation is needed on top of the 10k commandments we have then you are a fucking lost cause. How many more regulations is it going to take for you to finally say HEY MAYBE REGULATIONS THAT COME FROM THE GOVERNMENT DONT ACTUALLY WORK...
The natural state of capitalism is ups and downs. Unregulated capitalism has a history of WILD ups and downs. I'm not a Marx-loving anarcho-syndicalist here, just an adult that realizes the actual course of history. I was once a libertarian, too, as the ideas are attractive at first, but a thorough study of history shows that unregulated capitalism is accountable to no one, and causes only harm. If you can't accept this, you have more studying to do.
If you dont understand the difference between corporatism and true capitalism then i hardly think you could call yourself a libretarian and would ask you to go back to "studying".
>>84
Actually he can't go somewhere else.
This is what lazy people think.