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A Poll for Libertarians
Just wanted to see where the libertarians on this forum are coming from. Only libertarians vote please.
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Re: A Poll for Libertarians
2.other
Anarchism and objective morality appeals to me because I think it is true. Obviously when something is true, it will result in benefits, it's not an either/or question. Either violence is good and works or it isn't and doesn't. 4.other I got into Libertarianism through The Hellbound Alleee internet radio show. I got into Anarchism through Stefan Molyneux's podcasts (took only a few hours). http://www.freedomainradio.com/ |
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Re: A Poll for Libertarians
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The primary reason libertarianism appeals to me is... [/ QUOTE ] Consequentialist Benefits [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] Freedom is a useful concept, but ultimately an illusion. |
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Re: A Poll for Libertarians
My answers: -anarchist -moral opposition to coercion -natural rights -other: Ayn Rand, baby! |
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Re: A Poll for Libertarians
I didn't knwo we had this many libertarians [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img]
Who else voted? |
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Re: A Poll for Libertarians
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I didn't knwo we had this many libertarians [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img] Who else voted? [/ QUOTE ] a) centrists attempting to sabatoge the poll b) lurkers who let the active libertarians do their dirty work [img]/images/graemlins/wink.gif[/img] |
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Re: A Poll for Libertarians
* anarchist
* opposition to coercion * natural rights * disgust with government |
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Re: A Poll for Libertarians
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I didn't knwo we had this many libertarians [img]/images/graemlins/tongue.gif[/img] Who else voted? [/ QUOTE ] I vote libertarian usually. |
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Re: A Poll for Libertarians
You need to be able to select multiple
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Re: A Poll for Libertarians
Anarchist, consequentialist beliefs, rule utilitarianism, other.
(Aren't options 2 and 3 just about the same thing?) I "got into libertarianism" relatively slowly. I suppose I was always pretty libertarian in a sense, even in grade school I had a very "live and let live" mentality and would get into arguments with teachers about all kinds of things. I got into socialist thinking when I was young, and that turned into anarchism when I was in my late teens. I was leaning toward anarcho-syndicalism and trying to figure out how it would work, and I eventually came to the conclusion that the market would be the best way to maintain equilibrium. I didn't recognize it as "the market" at the time, on the contrary, I considered it an anticapitalist economic model. Then I realized that it was actually capitalism. |
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