Re: Spallz- Library Cop.
>"Yet again you say the same thing. Neither Librarycop, nor I, nor any other libertarian I have ever heard of has a problem with contributing to the poor. We do have a problem with the initiation of force."<
You are certainly more than willing to live, work, and prosper in this country but when it comes to paying your fair share for this privilage, then it becomes initiation of force.
>"That is an extremely offensive and hurtful thing to say. Just because you and I don't see eye to eye on political issues doesn't mean that one of us is a brainwashed Nazi. It seems like comparing someone to Hitler or the Nazis is always the last line of defense in an argument. Righton often uses it, and Librarycop has already pointed out the similarities between your tactics."<
I did not mean to infer that you are a brainwashed nazi. I understand the difference between the nazi party and the libertarian party, the nazis attacked the very wealthy your agenda would attack the very poor, which happen to be blacks and hispanics. All in the spirit of a charismatic, utopian, free society.
>"We reject that. Nazi Germany represents one of the most tyrannical governments in history."<
As I reject a government that would be controlled by those corporations who were willing to spend the most money to buy the most powerfull politician. Speaking of tyrannical governments heard any good numbers about how many people are incarcerated in this country these day's? One point I almost agree with libertarians on is the legalization of drugs. But then if you didn't tax them heavily and redistribute the revenues generated back into education and treatment what would be the point?
>"We reject that. Nazi Germany represents one of the most tyrannical governments in history."<
Agreed, but it didn't really start out that way did it? What really got it cranking was to few people with to much control of the wealth.
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