Unwanted Guest

This is a point I'd really like to settle with my fellow libertarians. As I've written earlier, Occupy has gotten a strange amount of support from people like Libertarian Party presidential candididate Gary Johnson, philosophically libertarian republican presidential candidate Ron Paul, and even Sovereign Citizen activist Alfred Adask. Johnson, Paul and Adask shouldn't bother praising Occupy in anyway. These are card carrying communists that decry the capitalist system and that keep on getting loopier and loopier- I refer you to the video I just posted of Occupy members using canisters full of human waste. There are a lot of hardline conservatives and in particular libertarians that do not like the bail-outs, and certainly the Sovereign Citizens have their issues with law enforcements. The thing about that is that is more or less where the philosophical kinship ends. One of Adask's big things is he claims he doesn't pay federal income tax- really, he has no problem with making money, with free market economy. In the video above we can see a man leading an Occupy crowd in denouncing capitalism. I'll settle this once and for all- you see that guy on the video above denouncing capitalism? That's Austin Guest, he's apparently one of the leaders of the Occupy movement. He has a liberal arts degree of some kind from some Ivy League school like Harvard, but clearly he hasn't used his Harvard agree to integrate into the corporate structure, merely to whine about it and prolong college by setting up frat boy hijinks in public parks. When we talk about Occupy we're talking about a movement that's been throwing canisters of human waste around in the name of destroying capitalism, but at least that is less destructive than the likes of what has been orchestrated by the corporate neoliberal leftism of Occupy's leading beuracrat. I don't think there is anything to be gained by praising them in anyway. Austin Guest is also in the video above. Notice the closeness in his resemblance in tone and content to the leader of the biggest embarrassments in leftist politics of the last decade, Dov Charney of American Apparel. Now I don't like the bail-outs myself, but do you really want this hipster dirtbag in office of any kind? Do you want to see this Marxist post-liberal arts flunky Hollywood dramaturge run amok in government or political power of any kind? I'm going to repeat the phrase because it bares repeating- canisters of human waste. As I've previously argued, the only real way to fully undue the free market in the United States is by martial law, effectively by force. In a country in which 35% of American homes have firearms in them, and those homes tend to also be Mormon or Evangelical homes, martial law imposed by Marxist liberal arts graduates is completely inconceivable. That's true even if they could get the support of military and law enforcement- who again, are often Evangelicals or Mormons. It just doesn't make any sense. But where you do have a really problem with someone like Austin Guest is that they may move away from overtly leftist radicalism and adopt a more superficially moderate face. Then what you would have is a bureaucrat. And bureaucrats are a very really problem in the United States in a lot of different ways. Do you really want to submit to the authority of Austin Guest? I sure don't.