Was curtailed by a Ron Paul bumper besticked Volkswagen pulling out directly in front of me, as if I were invisible, and I wondered about the net freedom resulting. Do we consider the sacred right of way, or is this right not recognized as we were both driving on the fascist blacktop of government tyranny, the public highway strip?
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Your question is meaningless as traffic is self-organizing, just like us!
Grey Goo is obviously from India
It’s best to not have any regulations and let the free market sort out rules of the road. Only the best rules will survive and, after a few million accidents, only the best drivers.
Brando is of course correct. It was a trick question, there can be no freedom in approaching a government limit. The most freedom here would be the absence of speed and the market appropriately threw off the shackles of regulation. I am chastened.
The Volkwagen’s speed was probably constrained by all of the gold they have in the vehicle since that is the only true currency.
Seriously, though, I *wish* the GOP would become the Ron Paul party, rather than the Dick Cheney party it *still* is.
Speed limits are unconstitutional. It’s in the Bible.
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