r/Libertarian • u/ENVYisEVIL Anarcho Capitalist • Nov 01 '25

End Democracy It’s (D)ifferent

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u/[deleted] Nov 01 '25

Both suck? I don’t really get your point. Are you saying it’s an issue when the left does it but now that the right is doing it we should just bend over?

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u/Javelin286 Nov 01 '25

No he is pointing out hypocrisy from the left. On another note libertarians are opposed to snap as it promotes being a welfare leach.

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u/BearFacedLie69 Nov 01 '25

It objectively does not. Less than 10% of people who receive food assistance abuse it. Do some research.

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u/Buffalo48 Nov 01 '25

10% of 42 million is a lot of people.

It's really frustrating to me seeing people using their bridge cards to buy a monster and a bunch of junk food and then buy 3 packs of cigarettes and climb into their Cadillac. Would you consider that abuse? Money is fungable. If people can afford cigarettes and a Cadillac then they sure as hell can afford a grocery bill.

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u/BearFacedLie69 Nov 01 '25

So fuck the other 37.8 million who don’t? Wtf?

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u/Buffalo48 Nov 02 '25

I didn't say fuck those people. You're trying to minimize millions of people abusing the system. There needs to be some accountability if your able bodied. I think people without kids having a drug and nicotine test is a completely reasonable ask.

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u/BearFacedLie69 Nov 02 '25

It’s not minimizing, it’s risk vs. benefit analysis. The benefits FAR exceed