User talk:John humphreys

Welcome!

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Thanks and welcome

Thank you for clearing matters up at the LDP page. One anonymous user had come in and made themselves obnoxious; I find the easiest way to deal with such idiots is to wait for them to get bored and go away and/or screw up and get banned, and after that fix up their BS, but it does leave articles in rather poor states for too long. I see Longhair's already left one of the generic welcome messages for you; I find them rather condescending personally, but there's some useful links in there if you plan on sticking around. You'll be most welcome. J.K. 12:11, 15 August 2005 (UTC)[reply]

Warnings 2010

As you're a little bit old for shennanigans, the following contents of your edit at Libertarian Socialism should be obvious uncited soapboxing:

Strangely, while professing to be against coercion, libertarian socialists want to ban some sorts of voluntary behaviour.
However, the only alternatives to private property is government-owned property, so this leaves libertarian socialists with an internal contradiction.
Of course, the difference between political power and economic power is that political power is coercive, while economic power is entirely voluntary.
As this requires coercion, libertarian socialists are faced with a contradiction.

So don't do it again. Thanks, Fifelfoo (talk) 12:34, 20 November 2010 (UTC)[reply]

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