To: zetapsi
I understand that Libertarianism is a great idealogy, maybe even superior to Republicanism....
- Open boarders, no passports, no visas
- Same sex marriage, incestual marriage legal
- Drugs legal for all, even minors
- No war on terrorism
- No FDA or drug testing or prescriptions required
To: WildTurkey
LOL! That just about covers it.
28 posted on
10/08/2004 8:56:00 PM PDT by
Skooz
(Any nation that would elect John Kerry as it's president has forfeited it's right to exist.)
To: WildTurkey
fair enough... i was really just referring to fiscal policy, because thats the reason that a lot of conservatives have been pissed about this administration's fiscal policy
31 posted on
10/08/2004 8:57:45 PM PDT by
zetapsi
(Easy Choice)
To: WildTurkey
1. No welfare, no hand outs
2. Not friggin likely. Incest is still out.
3. legal yes. But not free. let those who would destroy their lives do so. It is after all, a free country. You'd also have to foot your own medical bills resulting from your habits.
4. No war on terrorism unless we got hit first. Instead of stomping all over other countries, we send hunter-killers in to kill the terrorists. Letter of M&R worked with Barbary. You think oil would be a lesser incentive?
5. Put a bad drug on the market and those suing you for damages would OWN you.
Depends on perspective....
36 posted on
10/08/2004 9:00:25 PM PDT by
Dead Corpse
(My days of taking you seriously are certainly coming to a middle)
To: WildTurkey
Open boarders, no passports, no visas Borders are already wide open under Jorge Bush
Same sex marriage, incestual marriage legal
State issue; LP is against incest, bestiality, and other myths anti-Libertarians concoct
Drugs legal for all, even minors
Minors using drugs despite the billions spent on the Drug War
No war on terrorism
9/11 wouldn't have happened because the passengers on the flights would've been armed
No FDA or drug testing or prescriptions required
FDA already cozy with the pharmacuetical industry so what's the difference?
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