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Libertarianism has a lot of morality, it's just a different morality. That morality is to maximize independence of each individual. Obviously that's not a promo
by ploxiln 13y ago
Libertarianism has a lot of morality, it's just a different morality. That morality is to maximize independence of each individual. Obviously that's not a promotion of murder, nor a neutrality against murder (as an example of one moral), it's absolutely against the imposition of one will "unfairly" on another, through violence. It would characterize needlessly violent drug busts by swat teams as such imposition of will through violence.
Clearly, you're an ultra-liberal. That's fine, but you don't have to be illogical, come on.
- dnautics 13y agoHm, but libertarians also believe in the right to free association. I'd say the morality of libertarianism is: 'political power should be viewed with greater skepticism than any other form of indirect power'