Let's sum up:
You can't understand a simple sentence explaining that you accept that there are common-sense limitations on the principles of liberal democracy (like freedom of speech), but you don't accept that there are also common-sense limitations on the principles of anarchy (like freedom of association).
Then you tell me that I'm in denial about... something? It isn't clear, really.
Then you tell me that I'm stupid for editing a spelling mistake.
What a hero to dig in your heels and die on the dumbest possible straw-man hill. I have so much to learn from you. I've changed my mind, thank you for correcting me with your angsty-teenager understanding of anarchism. o7
Oh, I see.
You think correcting yourself when you make a mistake is stupid.
That makes a whole lot of sense, actually.
ETA: TTYL! I can make you look foolish all day, baby! You give me such good material LMAO!
You're inviting me to live in denial with you as your guest?
That's very sweet, but I prefer reality.
I guess I walked right into that one?
Though telling me you don't understand isn't the brag you apparently think it is.
Same energy
ETA: It's really funny that you're making this argument in a thread you about how people don't understand how the first amendment has limits, much like the principles of many types of anarchism have limits.
10/10, no notes.
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