@engineers_feed "Everything has already been invented." At least that's what one first year engineering student told me back in 1971.

@TRHLofficial And the bullet bra?

@engineers_feed Next.

@LevelToPower @Lieboisout "I just want my side to make the strongest possible arguments" Who exactly is "your side?" Like Michael, I'm having no luck understanding your position or argument.

@BillyM2k Klaatu barada nikto!

@LevelToPower @Lieboisout No inconsistency in what? Where is the full-throated defense of the individual-rights-respecting republic. Crickets. Defending democracy over the republic is, as Ayn Rand would put it, dealing in non-essentials.

@Lieboisout It's sad. Sad I tell ya.

@Lieboisout It will never happen because it ties the hands of the totalitarians.

"I don't personally think being pro-abortion is a naturally libertarian position" It is if you understand and apply the concept of individual rights consistently and in a non-contradictory manner. But that's using reason. Faith-based religion is the opposite of reason and is the fundamental framework for many who hold the anti-abortion position.

@iowahawkblog Really scraping the bottom of the barrel I see.

@skdh Some things aren't worth the time to read/listen ... or the power to blow them up.

@elonmusk No, what you are describing is a mobocracy -- what pure democracy actually is. You continually fail to grasp the meaning and purpose of the republic.

@HannahDCox You're doing it right if you piss everyone off!

@Lieboisout And Twinkies. Don't forget Twinkies!

@prairiemo If politicians weren't tyrants we wouldn't have to deal with this stuff either.

@TheBabylonBee I made some comments on this post earlier. But what I failed to mention then was that I did find it very very funny! One of your best. :-)

@JoanneMason11 Sorry to hear that. All the best for his speedy recovery.

@SRCHicks I suspect that this argument, despite the humor, is much more effective than simply asking people not to eat in the library, because it removes the locus of causality from the reader to an external source. :-(

@TheBabylonBee Actually, the multiverse theory make exactly as much sense as the biblical account of creation.

@TheBabylonBee Well, that should tell you something about the possibility of the biblical version of creation being possible! Thanks for playing. :-)