Stirner is pretty based but I wouldn't call him edgy

who is going to pick the cotton?

Is a phrase that originated during the fight for abolition of chattel slavery in the mid-19th century in the USA. Southerners would argue that they couldn't abolish slavery because it was needed to pick the cotton.

Since then it has been used rhetorically to show people how dumb their argument is. It doesn't matter who picks the cotton, its immoral to keep humans as property, the market found a way. The same is true with using an imaginary line to control people.

there is no reason why that needs to be the case. France and Spain are States.

what are you talking about?

no, there is a border between Nevada and Arizona. Each has their own laws etc.

Libertarianism is just an edgy meme then?

How is it even remotely similar?

there welcome to determine that you aren't voting in multiple places. but if you are in a place you are effected by its laws, so you can get a say, if we are going to keep democracy.

It's honestly insulting to compare slavery to border controls of modern nation states.

I'm trying to understand how governance and democracy is supposed to happen in this libertarian worldview.

Nobody controls borders, nobody defines citizenship and nobody enforce any rules at the polls?

State borders aren't the same thing as national borders.

I was answering a stupid question with a stupid question...

Dissolve all national borders or something?

Why are all libertarians a product of incest?

I mean the same way people go from Nevada to Arizona

@potatomuncher who is going to pick the cotton?

How's that supposed to work in the current framework?

@potatomuncher no one is the Libertarian position.

"They want government to have control over who can enter the country"

...who else should have that power if not the government?

The Pope? The Mormon Prophet? Some random guns obsessed white supremacist patrolling the border and "hunting illegals" as a hobby? Who should decide who's allowed to enter a modern country's borders?

I already know that wealth attracts sycophants.

Probably most libertarians are right there on that podcast....

You could learn something. Make your life worth living.

Yeah... I'm pretty sure most libertarians find this a bit far fetched. Someone can correct me.