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Yes, although you can also see the libertarianist approach in also some strains of British thinking. All I'm doing is claiming that the American approach leads
by quotemstr 5y ago
Yes, although you can also see the libertarianist approach in also some strains of British thinking.
All I'm doing is claiming that the American approach leads, in the end, to greater and more permanent personal liberty. I don't have anything against Europeans or their approach --- I just disagree with them on how to form a basis for limitations on state power.
- tpush 5y ago> All I'm doing is claiming that the American approach leads, in the end, to greater and more permanent personal liberty. Well, that's just it: Europeans would look to America and claim the same for them. (Specifically with emphasis on "in the end".)
- Jensson 5y ago> All I'm doing is claiming that the American approach leads, in the end, to greater and more permanent personal liberty Your life being controlled by huge corporations because the government doesn't stop them from controlling everything doesn't give a lot of people personal liberty.
- int_19h 5y agoThen again, those huge corporations in question exist because the state gives them the ability to incorporate in the first place, and then exerts its monopoly on the use of force to protect their capital as it gets accumulated and concentrated.