Lolberts are part of the problem. They accelerate Deleuzian territorialization by dismantling institutions of order and authority, then act surprised when leftists step into the vacuum and erect similar institutions but with inverted values oriented towards chaos. It paralyzes the right from acting and creates an inherent power asymmetry that guarantees failure. The libertarian/authoritarian axis is a false dichotomy; even the most radical libertarian wants to impose his ideal political vision on the rest of society, but the lolbert's refusal to wield power ensures the impossibility of such occuring.

Lolberts are part of the problem. They accelerate Deleuzian territorialization by dismantling institutions of order and authority, then act surprised when leftists step into to vacuum and erect similar institutions but with inverted values oriented towards chaos. It paralyzes the right from acting and creates an inherent power asymmetry that guarantees failure. The libertarian/authoritarian axis is a false dichotomy; even the most radical libertarian wants to impose his ideal political vision on the rest of society, but the lolbert's refusal to wield power ensures the impossibility of such occuring.