Re: For the discriminating libertarian who isn’t a racist
... Barr certainly is a bigot and a ridiculous conservative tool, but I find it hard to get myself worked up about this one. Not because I have anything
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Re: 1964 Civil Rights Act
... Scott, Oh, I didn't mean to suggest that you were calling Paul a consistent libertarian, and I'm sorry if I wasn't clear. All I was saying is that some
Re: Lew Rockwell, Democrat?
... To be fair, it was a pretty big exception.
Re: Economics et al
... Hope this helps. -C [1]: http://www.lewrockwell.com/rothbard/rothbard33.html [2]: http://mises.org/daily/1842
Re: Economics et al
... Well, on my end of the discussion, I don't much care how people choose to define the words they use, as long as they are not being misleading or deceptive
Re: Economics et al more libertarian follies….
... Maybe. But what makes you think that the left we are interested in connecting with is "the political 'left'"? I think "the political 'left'" are a bunch of
Re: Economics et al more libertarian follies….
... Jefferson was neither a libertarian nor a Democrat. He wasn't a Democrat because the Democratic Party did not, in any meaningful sense, exist in 1800.
Re: 1964 Civil Rights Act
... Well, in my experience, libertarians who supported Ron Paul's presidential campaign have often tried to "defend" him against libertarian critics by
Re: 1964 Civil Rights Act
... If politics demands mendacity and moral cowardice in the face of popular prejudices, then the best choice for him to make is to stop trying to win at such
Re: Economics et al
... This is an argumentum ad populum. Popular ideas are not always right, and right ideas are not always popular. Certainly, if you advance just about any
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