Libertarian take: models for 'taboo' uses could be a legit market
AaronBergman18 · x · 2026-10-22
Writing from a self-described >90th-percentile libertarian position, AaronBergman18 argues models that do taboo things could be a legitimate market: helping you make/buy/sell drugs (but not lace them), extreme erotica, or suicide advice (but not murder advice).
It's his extension of the abliteration debate: a productizable middle ground between refusals and full uncensoring.
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