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Originally posted by Azazel
no, f.e. Frogs are not libertarian, because they don't even know the concept of rights, society, etc. They know NOTHING.
And the knowledge of rights is a prerequisite to having a Libertarian society? You can't be Libertarian by accident, in that you do not believe in rights, or are aware of rights, but you do not infringe upon others?
Smile For though he was master of the world, he was not quite sure what to do next
But he would think of something "Hm. I suppose I should get my waffle a santa hat." - Kuciwalker
Smile For though he was master of the world, he was not quite sure what to do next
But he would think of something "Hm. I suppose I should get my waffle a santa hat." - Kuciwalker
You can't be Libertarian by accident, in that you do not believe in rights, or are aware of rights, but you do not infringe upon others?
pov-point of view. and if animals had rights, they'd certainly infringe each other rights, all the time. But this is silly, really. there are no natural rights. There is society and the there are the best ways to govern it to the benefit of all of it's humans, those best ways vary in different sircumstances.
I am not a utilitarian as well, I am a quasi-utilitarian humanist. that is, I care only about the success of the human race and the happiness of humans. utilitarians care about animals.
Hmmm, OK then, I concede. If that really is what Libertarianism is, I am no Libertarian.
Well, that's all I wanted to hear. It just kinda bugs me when people claim to be Libertarians but in reality aren't anything like a Libertarian. Thanks to Azazel for the backup while I was away, regardless of whether or not we agree
And with that, I will waste no more time responding to the posts on here, for the time being
Floyd do you support the right of individual citizens to have A-bombs?
GP, either you know the answer to that question, and are asking it in order to get a laugh out of it, or you don't know the answer, in which case you should be able to figure it out. Either way, I'm not going into it.
GP, either you know the answer to that question, and are asking it in order to get a laugh out of it, or you don't know the answer, in which case you should be able to figure it out. Either way, I'm not going into it.
It wasn't for a laugh. Curious how hardcore you are.
To what extent do you care about varying degrees of libertarianism in your life? Sure your philosophy is purist to the extent of not wanting any taxes...but in daily life, do you care about half a loaf?
Originally posted by David Floyd
The non-existence of taxes would not necessarily mean anarchy.
From where does the government gets money to cover the operating costs?
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In his system, probably user fees and private charity.
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