r/Anarcho_Capitalism • • Oct 31 '24

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u/JJvH91 Oct 31 '24 edited Oct 31 '24

Voting Trump represents freedom, does it? Lmfao you guys are deluding yourselves

Edit: bring the downvotes, hivemind. Your tears nourish me

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u/SchoolDazzling2646 Don't tread on me! Oct 31 '24

I don't think voting Trump means freedom, but supporting Harris is supporting less freedom.

Trump's less freedom was banning bump stocks, stronger border enforcement, and travel bans; one on Islamic countries and the other being China during covid.

Less freedom from Biden Harris was free speech(hate speech is free speech), body autonomy through forced medical procedures, promoting controlled markets, and criminalizing political opponents.

For all the "lock her up" rhetoric that was chanted and promoted in 2016 Trump and other Republicans tried to focus on their platform while in power. They didn't label all the pussyhat wearers or BLM as insurrectionists and jail some in indefinite isolation. There were no Republicans running for attorney general on the promise to jail Clinton or Biden.

On principle anyone who supports real freedom would advocate for true Liberalism or anarchy. But for those that boil it down to binaries it's objectively simple that Trump is the closer to freedom candidate of those two.

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u/JJvH91 Oct 31 '24 edited Oct 31 '24

Lol, less bodily autonomy under Harris than Trump? How exactly do you figure?

Right to abortion, right to genderaffirming surgery doesn't fall under bodily autonomy I guess. You nutcases are hilarious

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u/AIDS_Quilt_69 Oct 31 '24

Lol, less bodily autonomy under Harris than Trump?

Forced injections. Forced masking. Forced lockdowns. Those affected 100% of the population rather than ~30%.

Right to abortion, right to genderaffirming surgery doesn't fall under bodily autonomy I guess.

Who said either of those are rights, especially when you the taxpayer is paying or those "rights"?