Alt righters who think we have too much "libertarianism" truly astonish me. The LP is the party who gets the least amount of votes, in a country where the government taxes half our income and regulates the ability to BRAID HAIR legally.
I would never say we should have no social regulation or moral rules enforced. But a move in the direction of a libertarian decentralized USA would be a huge improvement. We could have far less laws, and still enforce the important ones, like public decency. In fact we could do a better job at that enforcement when law enforcement isn't wasting time on so many other things.
Alternatively, you could be Catholic, like me, and believe in the concepts of subsidiarity, solidarity, and corporatism or distributism. Those would solve what you're talking about, without having to appeal to a Judeo-Masonic ideology.
Alt righters who think we have too much "libertarianism" truly astonish me. The LP is the party who gets the least amount of votes, in a country where the government taxes half our income and regulates the ability to BRAID HAIR legally.
I would never say we should have no social regulation or moral rules enforced. But a move in the direction of a libertarian decentralized USA would be a huge improvement. We could have far less laws, and still enforce the important ones, like public decency. In fact we could do a better job at that enforcement when law enforcement isn't wasting time on so many other things.
Alternatively, you could be Catholic, like me, and believe in the concepts of subsidiarity, solidarity, and corporatism or distributism. Those would solve what you're talking about, without having to appeal to a Judeo-Masonic ideology.
How could holding onto a concept solve anything? Doesn't solving imply taking apart what one holds together?
Being implies different from one another...likeness implies ones choice to ignore that.