The Humble Libertarian original

By: Wes Messamore The Humble Libertarian

He Who Has Seen Everything I Will Show To You I Will Speak Of Him Who Tested It All Anu Gave Him The Universe He Saw The Secret Discovered The Hidden He Brought Knowledge From The Time Before The Flood He Went On A Distant Journey Pushing Himself To Failure But Then Was Brought To Peace He Carved On A Stone Stela Of All His Toils And Built The Wall Of Uruk-Haven The Wall Of The Sacred Eanna Temple The Holy Sanctuary Look At Its Wall Which Gleams Like Copper Inspect Its Inner Wall The Likes Of Which No One Can Equal Touch The Threshold Stone It Was Made Long Ago Go Close Up To The Eanna Temple The House Of Ishtar Such As No King Ever Equaled Go Up On The Wall Of Uruk And Walk Around Examine Its Foundation Inspect Its Brickwork Thoroughly Are Not Even The Hidden Parts Made To Perfection? Did The Seven Sages Themselves Not Draw Its Plan? A League Of City A League Of Gardens ...

THUS BEGINS the Humble Libertarian's list of the 100 most famous libertarians ! Number one on the list is: God. Are you one of the many who thinks that libertarianism is somehow incompatible with Judeo-Christianity? Do you think God–– especially the God of the Bible, of the Abrahamic religions–– is no libertarian? He Most Definitely Is. It wouldn't hurt you to crack open a Bible. God is the most libertarian Person there ever was. In the Bible when God created humanity.... Did He have a lot of rules? No, just one, single, simple rule: "Don't eat the fruit of this tree." Government on the other hand... IRS TAX CODE WTF!!!!!!!!1 And a lot of people think we were supposed to break God's rule, and become like gods. And know Good from Evil. Just not without a price. And the Book of Genesis names it. The price of knowledge is unhappiness. Becoming a self conscious animal is rough going, because you end up realizing that you're g...

When the God of The Sky came down from the Stars and fully inhabited a man, the government was his violently jealous rival, and it feared, persecuted, and tried to kill him from the time he was a baby in his mama's arms until it finally did when the God Man was in full bloom at the devastatingly capable age of 33 –to the West's great credit. The prevailing ethos of the West is thus one of heroic individualism. My Channels: Facebook Twitter Patreon

And did those feet in ancient time, Walk upon England's mountains green: And was the holy Lamb of God, On Englands pleasant pastures seen! And did the Countenance Divine, Shine forth upon our clouded hills? And was Jerusalem builded here, Among these dark Satanic Mills? Bring me my Bow of burning gold; Bring me my Arrows of desire: Bring me my Spear: O clouds unfold! Bring me my Chariot of fire! I will not cease from Mental Fight, Nor shall my Sword sleep in my hand: Till we have built Jerusalem, In Englands green & pleasant Land. -William Blake

So Jesus had a cousin named John, and ppl were calling him John the Dunker because he would dunk people under water in the river and yell "BAPTIZO!" (which means "DUNK!") while laughing his ass off. And people were lining up for him to do it. Remember this is in the Middle East– which is literally a hot spot. All the heat can really get to you. It can make you crazy. I think that's half the reason for all the conflict over there in the first place. It's just too fucking hot. People get uncomfortable and irritable with that much heat. They start snapping at each other over little things. Then you start talking about ethnic and religious differences. With literally hot heads. Imagine living there 2000 years ago with no air conditioning. No wonder you've got demon possessed people wandering around. Jesus just gave 'em a drink of water and some food. It's 2000 years ago. People literally have no idea what they're doing. So you...