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It's your basic (American, right-) libertarian argument against the state doing anything that limits business. I think its application in a case like this nicel
by meepmorp 13y ago
It's your basic (American, right-) libertarian argument against the state doing anything that limits business. I think its application in a case like this nicely encapsulates the flaws in the philosophy, or at least the ability of its adherents to apply it sensibly.
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- kintamanimatt 13y agoWhat? How did you make that leap from "nobody's gonna beat a vet with a rubber hose" to assuming I'm a hardcore libertarian? I'm for the reduction of antibiotics through government regulation. I think business should be restricted when it comes to doing harm to society. With such a leap, I can only logically assume you replied to the wrong comment.
- meepmorp 13y agoNo, I was responding to you with an observation about the comment above yours. There's nothing about your post that indicates adherence to libertarianism.