To: JCBreckenridge
I would argue that advocacy of gay marriage, abortion and polygamy is libertine. ie, tending to the removal of moral restraints on society, places one firmly on the libertine side.
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You are still playing games. Libertarians do not as a group ADVOCATE these issues. They allow them to be discussed and chosen OR NOT!
289 posted on
08/03/2013 4:38:27 PM PDT by
Chickensoup
(200 million unarmed " people killed in the 20th century by Leftist Totalitarian Fascists)
To: Chickensoup
“Libertarians do not as a group ADVOCATE these issues”
I care very little for ‘libertarians’ as a group.
I do care about Chickensoup though. What does he believe? Does he support all these things?
299 posted on
08/03/2013 4:44:40 PM PDT by
JCBreckenridge
("we are pilgrims in an unholy land")
To: Chickensoup
Libertarians do not as a group ADVOCATE these issues. They allow them to be discussed and chosen OR NOT!! Not true at all, it is the libertarian position on personal relationships and personal freedom.
Why do you think that they are libertarians instead of conservatives?
301 posted on
08/03/2013 4:44:45 PM PDT by
ansel12
( The difference between libertarianism and conservatism is the libertarian liberalism, not economics)
To: Chickensoup
You are still playing games. Libertarians do not as a group ADVOCATE these issues. They allow them to be discussed and chosen OR NOT!
I think the point is we need to ask on a Federal level, "what would the Constitution say?" I think on almost all social matters, the Constitution would be silent and leave such things up to the States (as long as it does not violate the Constitution itself) or the people themselves. Take same-sex marriage, under our system you'd have States that would allow it legally, not allow it legally or just leave it to the people and not get involved. That's the ideal situation.
381 posted on
08/03/2013 6:54:11 PM PDT by
Nowhere Man
(I miss you Whitey! (4-15-2001 - 10-12-2012). Take care, pretty girl!)
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