garys@bunker.UUCP (Gary M. Samuelson) (02/08/85)
> I won't attempt to list the ethical obligations that humanness > creates: you've made a good start, yourself. The difference between > Libertarians and liberals is in the attitude about them. The liberal > says: somebody oughta do something about this, but I don't really want > to get involved--I'll have the government handle it. The Libertarian > says: somebody oughta do something about this, but there ain't nobody > to do it but me and whatever help I can find--I'd better get to work--get > your $%^&* government out of the way. I can agree with that. > If you find a solution, particularly a solution with empirical > evidence that shows that the solution works, come see us Libertarians. > So far, the Libertarian solution is the only one that has ever worked. ??? What empirical evidence? When has the Libertarian solution actually been implemented? If you could point us heathen to a real example of libertarianism in action, past or present, you might be able to clear up a lot of what you say are misconceptions about what libertarianism entails. Gary Samuelson