I recommend freelancer.com.

What is your definition of bad?  Who are you to say that these decisions are "bad?"

Advertising is coercion....wtf?  I think he's just trolling. 

These are two completely different things.

The Constitution is a social contract in which none of the people signed or agreed to.  Social contracts are pretty much invalid to an anarcho-capitalist.

Hopefully if you're an employee both parties, the boss and the employee, signed a contract beforehand.  This is not a social contract because both parties consent.  I am sure that there are stipulations in the contract that state what would happen if either party were to breach the contract (such as a severance package or something).

You don't have to worry about fractional reserve banking.

I never worry about fractional reserve banking.  I think fractional reserve banking is a great innovation and this is where I disagree with Murray Rothbard.  The problem isn't fractional reserve banking, the problem is a monopoly on the money supply.

It works the other way round.

Usually the government borrows money first for projects like roads.  Then they open the roads to the public saying hey, come use our roads.  Then they demand payment through taxes.

So it's like going to a party or a dinner and someone says hey, drink my alcohol, or hey, I'm not going to finish my dinner, you can have it.  Then after you consume it, they ask you to pay for it.  Uncool.

Why would bitcoin go up?  It's not backed by any commodities.

My company's blog:  http://www.amagimetals.com/blog/

I blog on it sometimes as the owner of the company.  The blog is dedicated to precious metals and financial responsibility.

There are a lot of libertarians/anarchists in NH, but there are also a lot of socialists too.

I recommend reading Lord of the Rings.  Tolkien was an anarchist and tried to portray the hobbits as anarchists in LOTR.

Obviously it would be legal in an anarcho-capitalist world.  Unfortunately it is not and this man is going to jail for saving lives:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-18806714

In the comic strip, Bane breaks batman's back.  Do you guys think that's going to happen in the movie, or do you think batman is going to die?

If you are able to make more money in the system and use that money to help organizations like Mises, FEE, Seasteading, or your own organization then I would recommend doing it that way.

I do have some friends who participate in agorism, but remember it is illegal (tax evasion, in some cases not having the proper licenses, and selling/buying illegal products) and if you end up in jail for 10-50 years you won't be much use in the liberty movement.

I am pretty sure that the cost per student in a private school is cheaper than the cost per school in a public school.  I had a professor in college that researched this, however I do not know the exact costs.

Public schools get their money off of property tax.  So they get a revenue stream forever, whether you have children or not.  I think private schools are cheaper as it is now anyway.

As for higher education, well it's price has skyrocketed due to subsidized student loans by the government.  Another unintended consequence of this is students who should not be going to college are going to college.

The sad thing is that conservatives may be worse than the left.  The ones supporting Ron Paul are huge Constitutionalists.  As far as I'm concerned social contracts are illegitimate and it's hard getting that through to a Constitutionalist.  Many of whom are Ron Paul supporters.