In a libertarian society, there wouldn't even [i]be[/i] corporations. Corporations are a state-created means of shielding company owners from accountability for the actions of the firms they control.

And you seriously can't tell the difference between switching from buying stuff from one provider to another, and emigrating?

I mean, is this anti-libertarian straw man day, or something? This thread looks like a scarecrow convention!

Thank you for this. If people disagree with what libertarians actually believe then that's fair enough. But there's enough straight up lying about what libertarians believe around here that it's awfully tiresome.

No, but the terms of Nobel's will specified that the award can't be made posthumously, and it's well understood that the committee not awarding the prize in 1948 was a sort of "missing man formation" way to honor Gandhi.

You've been trained well, citizen unit.

Well, maybe someday the Nobel committee will pull the same stunt that Time magazine did.

Funnily enough, I actually knew someone who put "Person of the Year, Time Magazine, 2006" on his CV.

What is that, neocon word salad?

Meanwhile, I played as a kid, and now I play with my kids. It's actually a convenient parenting tool, because you can let them perish from the consequences of their poor decisions without being arrested for child neglect.

That's why my group uses Pathfinder, a fork of third edition D&D that is still supported and thriving. And all your third edition supplements are compatible.

What are they going to do, nuke it?

According to Angela Merkel, the Stasi. And having grown up under them, she would know.

Yes, well, anyone who pays attention to "Anonymous Coward, esq." deserves the consequences.

Why do people even bother making comments this stupid?

Tell that to Boeing, who just lost a major deal with Brazil over this.

Not to be all conspiratorial, but I think it's been a while now since politicians were really in charge of this sort of thing.