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You know full well that your 'questions' are total bullshit.
If they aren't, please post the links that support what you assert.
Okay. I've posted some. Still doubt me? Need more?
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You know full well that your 'questions' are total bullshit.
If they aren't, please post the links that support what you assert.
Sad the crazy things liberal bloggers have convinced you to be the truth.
Inthemiddle, out of curiosity, where did you get the idea that libertarians celebrate misfortune?
And since when does eliminating federal control over something mean getting rid of ALL controls? Most of the programs/laws you suggested libertarians want to do away with are only suggested to be controlled by either the private sector or state/local governments.
We tried that experiment. The FDA was not created in a vacuum. We know what happens when companies "police themselves". They had their chance and killed a lot of people. Thus, the FDA.
We tried that experiment. The FDA was not created in a vacuum. We know what happens when companies "police themselves". They had their chance and killed a lot of people. Thus, the FDA.
This is one of those bogus polls you see once in a while which attempts to make you believe that most Americans are Libertarians.
Sad the crazy things liberal bloggers have convinced you to be the truth.
What, you mean the fire company story? True story, I read several years ago. From a legitimate news outlet, not a blog. You pay, you get covered, you don't your house will burn. The company was on standby, in case the neighbor's house caught fire. The neighbor was a subscribing member.
Here's another example of libertarianism gone amuck.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j6TzOJfYmPw]Tomas Lopez, fired for saving a man. We NEED Tort Reform. - YouTube[/ame]
This is one of those bogus polls you see once in a while which attempts to make you believe that most Americans are Libertarians.
It is revealing in what it does not ask.
More than 90 percent of Americans' alignment with Ron Paul would drop dramatically if it asked their opinions on the Libertarians more controversial beliefs.
For instance, "Do you believe we should eliminate the FDA?"
Evidence:Do you believe we should shrink our military down to the strength of a cub scout troop?
If the US were to pursue a policy of defending its own borders while avoiding foreign intervention, we could realistically reduce our defense budget to as little as $125 billion over the next five years.
Do you believe crack cocaine should be legalized?
We favor the repeal of all laws creating “crimes” without victims, such as the use of drugs for medicinal or recreational purposes.
Do you believe we should eliminate the Federal Reserve?
Do you believe we should eliminate all gun control laws?
Do you believe we should end all federal environmental regulations?
Pollution of other people’s property is a violation of individual rights. Strict liability, not arbitrary government standards, should regulate pollution. We demand the abolition of the Environmental Protection Agency.
Evidence:Do you believe we should end all federal workplace safety regulations?
We call for the repeal of the Occupational Safety and Health Act. This law denies the right to liberty and property to both employer and employee, and it interferes in their private contractual relations.
Do you believe we should eliminate all federal laws forbidding child labor in factories?
We oppose all so-called "consumer protection" legislation which infringes upon voluntary trade, and call for the abolition of the Consumer Product Safety Commission.
We advocate the abolition of the Federal Aviation Administration, which has jeopardized safety by arrogating to itself a monopoly of safety regulation and enforcement. We call for privatizing the air traffic control system and transferring the FAA's other functions to private agencies.
We advocate the abolition of the Food and Drug Administration and particularly its policies of mandating specific nutritional requirements and denying the right of manufacturers to make non-fraudulent claims concerning their products.
We tried that experiment. The FDA was not created in a vacuum. We know what happens when companies "police themselves". They had their chance and killed a lot of people. Thus, the FDA.
So g5000, tell me how close to the mark I am;
You're a gay man.
You love abortion, you hate Christians. You think Americans are under-regulated and think government should take a stronger role in our lives, especially in regard to exercise and the foods Americans have access to. You think soda bans are just a sensible idea and that if government would just make people stay in shape the health debate would be moot.
In public, you're a faithful Global Warming believer, and will join right in with even the fanatics at parties, but in your private life you have better things to do.
In general, you're a Barack Obama leftist -EXCEPT, you're successful and you don't want to be gouged in taxes. So you often vote Republican because you want lower taxes.
Am I about right?
That video does not, in my opinion, provide an example of Libertarian ideals at work but of a company scared to death that their employees may violate rules that could lead to lawsuits and/or retribution from government authorities.
You're a gay man.
Holy shit. You did not get a single thing correct! That's amazing!
Am I about right?