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It's a wonder people don't constantly wake up in fear wondering if their going to get their head blown off or sent to some golough or if a famine is going to starve them to death.

Would the euphoria of faux-godhood be the addiction then? to quote the bible: All this came upon King Nebuchadnezzar. At the end of twelve months he was walking on the roof of the royal palace of Babylon, and the king answered and said, "Is not this great Babylon, which I have built by my...

to be frank government systems in general sound like a paradox to a lesser extent. "the system only works if things were a certain way....but if things were that way the system would not be necessary in the first place."

I want to talk about this, but it's off topic

I don't know what else to tell you buddy.

They can say whatever they want. We've seen in history what they do. As for the libertarian problem, again I don't know that first libertarian that goes "no organizing what so ever.' they are Anti-empire not anti-organization

Not really. Socialist nations have to constantly expand to feed the machine. They just tend to get angry when it's thier enimies do it. It's totally ok when they do it. See the democrats or Russia

The thing is I know VERY view libertarians who are that extreme. They aren't anti-community or anti-tribe, they are anti-empire and all the things that come with empires, Globalism, bloated bureaucracy, and forever wars, ect. Unless there are some sort of new libertarian group I don't know about...

the problem with this comic is that it's missing one key factor, these guys ended up surrendering willingly because the more organized empires offered better deals. The Aztecs (Or rather the ruling class) were betrayed by their own because they were tired of getting enslaved and sacrificed the...