Why isn't Libertarianism more popular?

For libs/Dems, it'd be Hitler and Kim Jong, and for cons/Reps, it'd be Jesus and all good people.

 

Yeah Jesus was totally a corporate sell out who wanted people put to death by the state and continuous war.

 

Are you sure it's a good idea to put Jesus (a Jew) up against Hitler? Seems overly cruel to the poor Rabbi...

 

He might not have been painted that way, but the truth is that a small group of people monopolizing everything and having indirect economy tyranny over everyone else is good because you have to violate the property rights of the monopoly owners to avoid this.

And before you say "but everyone else would be hurt/controlled by the monopoly owners if a few monarchistic/feudalistic monopoly owners over Earth's resources existed", keep in mind that I'd rather see 10 million people starve to death than 1 person that owned a huge private monopoly over a large area of resource-containing land the size of Texas, get so much as a single square centimeter of THEIR land taken away from them by some kind of peoples' revolution.

 

See, this is why liberals hate Christianity: because they're Hitler supporters who hate Jews such as Jesus. It also explains why they love Islam. They are such evil scum that it's hard to even type right now without snarling and foaming at the mouth with utter hatred towards The Left.

 

11 minutes gone by already?

Let's not get cruel here. I'm hungry. I need fed.

 

So have you always considered yourself a socialist revolutionary or is this a relatively new aspect of your beliefs.