Americans scream toothpicks will never be outlawed because the price of building more prisons is too expensive, but did the costs of jails stop lawmakers from banning straws?

>>32
This is disgusting, even if he was properly informed and signed consent to such treatment. Which may be not an option, like lying in coma after car accident.

One of the problems with tyranny is that it increases.

Americans born today think torture, kill lists, groping, and wiretapping are perfectly acceptable.

There was a time when you didn't need a driver license. Later driver licenses were required. Driver licenses then needed a photo. Later you needed a written exam. A driving test was then required. Later you needed a medical test. A car inspection was required. Later you needed liability insurance. Driver license fees increased and fingerprints were required. Soon DNA samples, microchip implants, and vaccines will be needed to get a license.

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somebody explain why this wouldn't work

The boxcars won't even be needed because Americans are so enslaved now that Americans will drive themselves to the concentration camps.

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In a free country, you are the one who is responsible if your life is a mess.

In a police state, you can blame the government if your life has been destroyed.

I wonder why anarchist terminology is such a mess

No one cares about the big picture.

Americans used to be outraged about Bruce Jenner, Greta Thunberg, Kavanaugh, Rittenhouse, statues, Epstein, Smollett, and George Floyd.

Now Americans have lost their minds about Biden, but no one cares that the US is a bankrupt warmongering police state.

>>14
It's like 4chan but not nearly as active and people can make their own boards. If u click on /overboard/ u can look at threads from every board.

>>14
this >>15
Welcome! Its nice 2 see a new face around here. If u have any ancap friends, let them know about this place.

>>16
Hey, owner. Did the people move is it just thast /ancap/ has a slow rhythm?

Americans say that force is the only answer to every issue.

Those who hate coffee might not care if coffee is banned, but do you think that outlawing coffee might eventually lead to banning something you do like?

Do Americans know that the USA is not a democracy and all laws and taxes now are not legitimate?

Do Americans realize that outlawing coffee might have unintended consequences?

Would banning coffee hurt the economy when coffee companies close and fire workers?

Would criminalizing coffee lead to higher taxes to pay for prisons for coffee customers?

What is wrong with choice?

What if coffee reduces cancer or increases memory?

Couldn't those who hate coffee voluntarily boycott coffee businesses?