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The Triumph Of Libertarian Anarchy Is Nearly (in Historical Terms) At Hand.
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The triumph of libertarian anarchy is nearly (in historical terms) at
hand... *if* we can keep the Left from selling us into slavery and the
Right from blowing us up for, say, the next twenty years.
-- Eric Rayman, usenet guy, about nanotechnology
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