Most here are getting their hands dirty in helping real people. I think this should be respected, regardless of political activism or otherwise.

Securing donations for political parties embedded in a political system designed to stifle freedom and dissent is all well and good (to each his own), but I have to take issue with the marginalization of the philosophical battlefield.

The implication that “idea wars” are somehow inferior to politicking is strange. Ideas are what give birth to reality, as you say yourself in this post. They have consequences. So it is my prescription that instead of flaming others who disagree, resulting in more manifested misunderstanding and toxic division, we dialogue.

Thankfully this platform is full of dissenters and individuals capable of dialogue and disagreement without resorting to name-calling, political euphemism, and the like.

By the way, arguments about Voluntaryist principle aside, many are are still waiting for you to address the recent messages sent from what has been corroborated to be your Google + account (correct me if I am wrong, or maybe you were hacked?) to a nine-year-old threatening a lawsuit against his parents.

If people is what politics is about, please do address what “the people” are asking, repeatedly. I have emailed you but have received no response.

Cheers.