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An argument against an ideology's handling of a particular problem is useless unless it quotes and responds to a respectable proponent on that subject. There ar
by michaelkeenan 16y ago
An argument against an ideology's handling of a particular problem is useless unless it quotes and responds to a respectable proponent on that subject. There are plenty of Objectivists and libertarians who have written about the provision of public goods.
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