To: arual
There was a time (recently) when I was considering registering as a Libertarian, but from most of the posts I see from such ilk on FR, the Libertarian Party's main appeal (despite all the glowing rhetortic) is to people who want weed and prostitution legalized.
14 posted on
11/14/2002 10:34:35 AM PST by
My2Cents
To: My2Cents
Ok, so how does someone smoking a joint in their house violate your civil rights? Exactly! It doesn't!
How does someone paying someone else for sex violate your civil rights? Exactly! It doesn't!
By wanting that outlawed, YOU are enforcing YOUR morals upon me, using the lethal force of the Imperial Federal Government.
BTW, marriage and dating are two forms of prostitution just by different names.
26 posted on
11/14/2002 10:40:58 AM PST by
xrp
To: My2Cents
from most of the posts I see from such ilk on FR, the Libertarian Party's main appeal (despite all the glowing rhetortic) is to people who want weed and prostitution legalized. That about sums it up.
94 posted on
11/14/2002 11:17:11 AM PST by
Dataman
To: My2Cents
There was a time (recently) when I was considering registering as a Libertarian, but from most of the posts I see from such ilk on FR, the Libertarian Party's main appeal (despite all the glowing rhetortic) is to people who want weed and prostitution legalized. There was a time (recently) when I was considering registering as a Republican, but from most of the posts I see from such ilk on FR, the Republican Party's main appeal (despite all the glowing rhetortic) is to people who want to control the lives of others, increase government spending and silence those who disagree with them.
Kind of like Democrats.
To: My2Cents
There was a time (recently) when I was considering registering as a Libertarian, but from most of the posts I see from such ilk on FR, the Libertarian Party's main appeal (despite all the glowing rhetortic) is to people who want weed and prostitution legalized. It is about wanting less government. Less regulation.
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