Making politics less important through reducing the ability of government to affect our lives has the potential to make us all healthier and happier.
I like this statement in the abstract, but I'm worried the author has standard libertarian thinking.
>Making politics less important through reducing the ability of government to affect our lives has the potential to make us all healthier and happier.
I like this statement in the abstract, but I'm worried the author has standard libertarian thinking.
This really is the answer to a lot of problems.
This really is the answer to a lot of problems.
I'm trying to figure out if you really mean that, or if you are being cleverly sarcastic.
I'm trying to figure out if you really mean that, or if you are being cleverly sarcastic.
I mean it, hon. I'm unsure if the author was spouting typical libertarian cant or if he has substantive ideas.
I mean it, hon. I'm unsure if the author was spouting typical libertarian cant or if he has substantive ideas.
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