To: LauraleeBraswell
This libertarian cant is usually an excuse for not thinking.
4 posted on
04/24/2005 9:56:25 PM PDT by
Torie
(Constrain rogue state courts; repeal your state constitution)
To: Torie; LauraleeBraswell
This libertarian cant is usually an excuse for not thinking.
It is the last refuge of a lazy mind.
To: Torie
I wonder how many poor people actually use the libraries (I'm not counting bums here)... I have a weak spot when it comes to libraries. I remember back as a kid, wandering around in libraries, never knowing what book I'd actually end up reading. It'd usually be either on astronomy or history.
34 posted on
04/24/2005 10:27:37 PM PDT by
ambrose
(....)
To: Torie
I'm a libertarian (small "L") and I have no problem with public libraries.
The cost (a building, a few thousand books a year, a staff of maybe a dozen) is sufficient to supply a good-sized city with the world's knowledge.
Seems like a reasonable expediture considering the benefits.
61 posted on
04/24/2005 11:03:21 PM PDT by
MrJingles
(I need more cowbell!)
To: Torie
This libertarian cant is usually an excuse for not thinking.
Yes. I was just thinking in light of all the video materials available at my public library, those people who tried to start a private videotape rental service, I believe they called it "Blockbuster," if I remember correctly, must have been unthinking libertarians subject to much cant. "Blockbuster" what fools! They should have just called it "Bust!"
167 posted on
04/25/2005 11:03:13 AM PDT by
The Great Yazoo
("Happy is the boy who discovers the bent of his life-work during childhood." Sven Hedin)
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