[Cultural Jihad]

Consenting to an evil deed makes it neither right nor tolerable. The Libertarians are advocating a form of infantilism: "I want, and therefore give me!"

[MarkL]

Consenting to an evil deed makes it neither right nor tolerable. The Libertarians are advocating a form of infantilism: "I want, and therefore give me!"

Not at all... The moral crusaders are saying, "I know what's best for everyone, so you WILL do as I say." The libertarian though is simply, "what I do in the privacy of my own domocile is none of your damn business, as long as I am hurting no-one else." The libertarians are not demanding anything (as in your allusion to "give me"), but simply asking to be left alone.

Mark

[Kevin Curry]

Almost all laws violate individual liberties. Yet wise, measured laws are what makes society tolerable. If a law is not wise and measured, it is up to the citizens to press their representatives to change or repeal it. Yet libertarians want to use the law-the courts--to nullify the law, to bypass the legislature. It's a violently unconstitutional approach, but it is their favored approach.

In the final analysis, there's isn't a dime's worth of difference between a libertarian and an anarchist.

[A CA Guy]

They are an immoral group who seems to have vice as a middle name CJ!