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Not really. To be libertarian you have to be pretty idealistic. They don't qualify. Now they are just Republicans that don't trust the police.
by clavalle 12y ago
Not really. To be libertarian you have to be pretty idealistic. They don't qualify. Now they are just Republicans that don't trust the police.
- ScottBurson 12y agoWell, that's some progress anyway. All it will take to fix our police problem is sufficient public will. There isn't any other barrier.
- wickedlogic 12y agoThere are people with the will, attempting to fix it in NH: "Reform Asset Forfeiture!" - http://schedule.nhlibertyforum.com/event/de3f714a09d0089b2fc39db1af2c9f9c#.VLl4gorF82I http://schedule.nhlibertyforum.com/event/de3f714a09d0089b2fc... https://freestateproject.org https://freestateproject.org
- cmurf 12y agoThat assumes an ethical standard, and that the public isn't completely ignorant or malevolent like the one used in top comment example.
- baddox 12y agoIt might be true that a large number of self-proclaimed libertarians are idealistic, but it's certainly not true that idealism is necessary for libertarian views.