RE: Why Does Atheism and Left-Wing Politics Usually Go Together?
October 2, 2012 at 10:28 am
(This post was last modified: October 2, 2012 at 10:34 am by Darth.)
The basic things essential for a voluntary, free market society where aggression and force (unless it's consensual 
) are not tolerated, yeah. I'm not exactly sure why Somalia was mentioned here.
Law and order and defence?
The drug war, and all national 'offence' for starters. It's called national 'defence' let's have it focused on actually defending us (I should note that I'm an Australia, not an american, they have much more of an empire to cut. Australia needs to just stop attacking people on the U.S's say so). That's for starters. Privacy invasions, newspaper raids (we had one here in Perth, looking for sources n stuff) they're gone of course. So then we then look at how much military we would actually need to defend ourselves, rather than blow up people half way across the globe.
I'm getting to healthcare, give me a bit (and I am interested in talking more with you)
Pop: on the 16th amendment
Notice how it says it shall have the power, not the obligation (it is not required). I really don't see how the American Libertarian Party is being at all contradictory here.
) are not tolerated, yeah. I'm not exactly sure why Somalia was mentioned here.Law and order and defence?
The drug war, and all national 'offence' for starters. It's called national 'defence' let's have it focused on actually defending us (I should note that I'm an Australia, not an american, they have much more of an empire to cut. Australia needs to just stop attacking people on the U.S's say so). That's for starters. Privacy invasions, newspaper raids (we had one here in Perth, looking for sources n stuff) they're gone of course. So then we then look at how much military we would actually need to defend ourselves, rather than blow up people half way across the globe.
I'm getting to healthcare, give me a bit (and I am interested in talking more with you)
Pop: on the 16th amendment
Quote:The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several States, and without regard to any census or enumeration.
Quote:"We call for the repeal of the income tax, the abolishment of the Internal Revenue Service and all federal programs and services not required under the U.S. Constitution."
Notice how it says it shall have the power, not the obligation (it is not required). I really don't see how the American Libertarian Party is being at all contradictory here.
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