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- Fptp and frb should be against the constitution
- Banks are rich because they can print money
- There is no such thing as tactical voting
- Democracy does not exist
- There is nothing wrong with democracy
- Democracy is choice and proportionality
- Pr elections are less invalid than fptp elections
- It is impossible to impose pr on the government
- The paradox of democracy
- Democracy represents minorities
- Only the government can fix the voting system
- There is no difference between the state and fptp
- Proportional representation is worse for socialism
- First past the post was a mistake
- With pr third party votes are bad for socialists
- There is nothing to fear from freedom
- There is something wrong with fptp
- Proportional rep. is less democratic than fptp
- Proportional representation is not government
- Without tactical voting democracy is meaningless
- Prop. rep. is good for tactical voting
- Prop. rep. is the best form of democracy
- Democracy doesn't exist as a concept
- All forms of democracy are invalid
- Courageous people don't like first past the post
- The antithesis of government is pr
- Liberals do not fear proportionality
- First past the post is (still) government
- Liberalism is the only valid ideology
- Proportional representation is anarchy
- The only reason to support fptp is collectivism
- Fptp is good for collectivists within the mafia
- It doesn't make sense to be a politician
- Proportionality is democracy and democracy is bad
- Only anarchists support first past the post
- Proportional representation prevents socialism
- Democracy isn't socialist
- Equal (proportional) representation is conservative
- First past the post is good for bad people
- First past the post is anarchy
- To be a government is to be elected proportionally
- Courts should be elected proportionately
- Fptp is only partial representation not complete
- Not one of the main (fptp) parties is perfect
- Fptp is good for the left-wing half of the fptp sy...
- First past the post duopolies are left wing
- The fptp parties reject freedom
- The government is unpopular because of fptp
- There is no greater freedom than democracy
- Democracy is the best way to remove socialism
- There is nothing wrong with democracy
- First past the post is bad for the country... unle...
- First past the post restricts access to government
- Democracy is not government
- Fractional reserve banking does not exist
- Fractional reserve banking is socialism
- Frb enables borrowers to steal from the population
- Printing money is not harmful
- PR removes power from the political parties
- Democracy is a civilising influence
- Those who oppose justifiable reform are insane
- The right might not realise why they are disliked
- Democracy is bad for collectivists
- Communism is not impossible
- Why we still have frb and first past the post
- Fractional reserve banking is not the only option
- Property rights are a matter of opinion
- Definition: Money has value for its own sake only
- Frb denialists think govt credit is worthless
- Anything with deposit insurance is not a bank
- Fractional reserve banking is insane
- Banks can't increase the money supply
- Politicians do not understand the electorate becau...
- Anyone that defends frb is a socialist
- People think banks can fail
- Banks are not private because of deposit insurance
- Fptp is good because it delays change
- The govt is inconsistent to let banks print money
- Libertarians who understand banking hate frb
- Work doesn't pay if banks can print money
- It is wrong to accept a subsidy from the government
- First past the post is bad for the individual
- Proportional Representation is reality
- Full reserve banking is not banking
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- John Locke, Second Treatise of Government: "No body could think himself injured by the drinking of another man, though he took a good draught, who had a whole river of the same water left him to quench his thirst."
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