Why is atheism/libertarianism so common on the Internet?

[A cowboy always follows his beard]

It's what I've been noticing in most of its parts.

[afleitch]

For the same reason many other opinions are popular on the internet; it's an ability to publically but anonymously express opinion and speak to likeminded individuals.

[IDS Judicial Overlord John Dibble]

For the same reason many other opinions are popular on the internet; it's an ability to publically but anonymously express opinion and speak to likeminded individuals.

This.

Also, for groups whose views are in the minority and have had difficulty getting exposure for their views using traditional mediums the internet is a rather cost effective way of getting said exposure.

[Progressive Realist]

Because suburban white kids identify strongly with those views.

[phk]

Counterculture Libertarian is a holdover from the late 1990s.

[Username MechaRFK]

Counterculture Libertarian is a holdover from the late 1990s.

Any article that explains this phenomenon? Was this brought up from the rise of anti-PCism popular culture that was mainstream from 1998-2001 such as South Park, Nu-metal, rap, WWF, and Jerry Springer?

[A cowboy always follows his beard]

Counterculture Libertarian is a holdover from the late 1990s.

Any article that explains this phenomenon? Was this brought up from the rise of anti-PCism popular culture that was mainstream from 1998-2001 such as South Park, Nu-metal, rap, WWF, and Jerry Springer?

How is the World Wildlife Fund libertarian?

[Username MechaRFK]

Counterculture Libertarian is a holdover from the late 1990s.

Any article that explains this phenomenon? Was this brought up from the rise of anti-PCism popular culture that was mainstream from 1998-2001 such as South Park, Nu-metal, rap, WWF, and Jerry Springer?

How is the World Wildlife Fund libertarian?

Lol. I was reffering to wrestlin.

[A cowboy always follows his beard]

Counterculture Libertarian is a holdover from the late 1990s.

Any article that explains this phenomenon? Was this brought up from the rise of anti-PCism popular culture that was mainstream from 1998-2001 such as South Park, Nu-metal, rap, WWF, and Jerry Springer?

How is the World Wildlife Fund libertarian?

Lol. I was reffering to wrestlin.

I was joking.

[nclib]

Part of it is that the internet has no clear authority figure and both atheism and libertarianism are skeptical of authority.

[Username MechaRFK]

Part of it is that the internet has no clear authority figure and both atheism and libertarianism are skeptical of authority.

Leftism is the same way with authority.

[asexual trans victimologist]

Part of it is that the internet has no clear authority figure and both atheism and libertarianism are skeptical of authority.

Leftism is the same way with authority.

That depends on the authority.

Although, it does with libertarianism too (see the willingness to accept corporate authority).

[dead0man]

Yes 'cause that's something all libertarians get behind   I suppose you also think we enjoy anarchy, want to get rid of prisons and cops and think Somalia sounds perfect?

[Chairman Wow]

Because it is filled with Pre-teens and teens that are interested in holding counter-cultural views for their own shock-value sake.

[asexual trans victimologist]

Yes 'cause that's something all libertarians get behind   I suppose you also think we enjoy anarchy, want to get rid of prisons and cops and think Somalia sounds perfect?

No, but I'm referring to the type of 'libertarianism' that actually has some vague influence on public policy, which tends to be corporatist.

Come to that, state authority isn't something all leftists can get behind either.

[Username MechaRFK]

Part of it is that the internet has no clear authority figure and both atheism and libertarianism are skeptical of authority.

Leftism is the same way with authority.

That depends on the authority.

Although, it does with libertarianism too (see the willingness to accept corporate authority).

Authority such as cops and military are distrusted by most leftists.

[FloridaRepublican]

Because it is filled with Pre-teens and teens that are interested in holding counter-cultural views for their own shock-value sake. But more importantly as seems to be a trend with this demographic, to try and be rebellious against what is the norm.

[asexual trans victimologist]

Part of it is that the internet has no clear authority figure and both atheism and libertarianism are skeptical of authority.

Leftism is the same way with authority.

That depends on the authority.

Although, it does with libertarianism too (see the willingness to accept corporate authority).

Authority such as cops and military are distrusted by most leftists.

True.

[Username MechaRFK]

Then how come leftist politics are as common as libertarian politics on the internet even though it has the second best following of the ideology's?

[FloridaRepublican]

Then how come leftist politics are as common as libertarian politics on the internet even though it has the second best following of the ideology's?

It doesn't matter. They're both anti-establishment and that was the point.

[realisticidealist]

Yes 'cause that's something all libertarians get behind   I suppose you also think we enjoy anarchy, want to get rid of prisons and cops and think Somalia sounds perfect?

No, but I'm referring to the type of 'libertarianism' that actually has some vague influence on public policy, which tends to be corporatist.

I just wanted to point out that 'corporatist' refers to someone who follow corporatism, which is Mussoulini's theory that parts of a society should act together as one body. I'm pretty sure libertarians aren't a fan of that. I think the word you're looking for is 'corporatocratic'.

[Yelnoc]

Because the majority of internet users are highly educated adults and youths.  These two groups tend to be atheist and libertarian.  Particularly youths, who seem transition from apathy to libertarianism seamlessly before being immersed in the real world.  Adults seem to be more of a well rounded group.

[asexual trans victimologist]

Yes 'cause that's something all libertarians get behind   I suppose you also think we enjoy anarchy, want to get rid of prisons and cops and think Somalia sounds perfect?

No, but I'm referring to the type of 'libertarianism' that actually has some vague influence on public policy, which tends to be corporatist.

I just wanted to point out that 'corporatist' refers to someone who follow corporatism, which is Mussoulini's theory that parts of a society should act together as one body. I'm pretty sure libertarians aren't a fan of that. I think the word you're looking for is 'corporatocratic'.

Yes, you're right; thank you.