DylanMc6 [any, any]

Yo, my name is Dylan but you can call me DIlly.

As seen on Hexbear, Lemmy.ml, Beehaw and other Lemmy instances.

I’m still non-binary.

Seriously!

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Cake day: December 4th, 2025
  • DylanMc6 [any, any]@lemmy.dbzer0.comOPtoNo Stupid Questions@lemmy.world•I consider myself as a left-libertarian who supports limited government and direct democracy. Can left-libertarians support limited government?English
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    2 days ago

    NOT the wrong kind of “libertarian”. When I say I’m left-libertarian, I support the notion that the government is stifling people’s liberties through ICE, and that the proletariats should be the ones who run the US, NOT the oligarchic rich snobs that control this country. Therefore, I support limited government. With the state now limited to roles such as police, military and courts (as well as checks and balances), we can let the people run the show by way of direct democracy. In addition, the means of production will be owned by the people with industrial unions handling a planned market economy.

    However, I do NOT think that taxation is theft, I DON’T do drugs (I’m a teetotaler, although I think marijuana should be legal and such), and I refuse to do anything that these so-called “Libertarians™” do (specifically using “libertarianism” to justify breaking laws and dodging taxes). I think that taxes are necessary - in fact I support a land value tax as an alternative to rent (because rent can be theft and a complete waste of money). Does that answer your question?