mutilated misquotes 
from Michael Hipp's 12 Nov 2004 classic prose
may follow:

" R. Quenett wrote:
" 
"   > " And then there's the problem of where to place Libertarians on this
" > " left-right model.
" > 
" > Libertarians (upper case L) are compulsionists.
" 
" You were doing good until that one. Of all the "recognized" parties in 
" the U.S., I would not categorize Libertarians as "your house - my 
" rules". They're closer to "your house - no rules".

Q:  What are the ingredients in a libertarian salad?
A:  Lettuce alone.

But, somehow, 'your house - no rules' seems closer to anarchist than 
libertarian.

" Please elaborate.

Anyone who seeks to take over the 'Machinery of Government' (much of 
it of an explosive nature:) in order to impose their rules on others 
is a compulsionist.  Libertarians seek to take over the MoG in order 
to impose their rules on others.  Q. E. D.

R
-- 
http://www.quen.net

"Gold needs no endorsement, it can be tested with scales and
acids.  The recipient of gold does not have to trust the government
stamp upon it, if he does not trust the government that stamped it.
No act of faith is called for when gold is used in payments, and
no compulsion is required." -Benjamin M. Anderson

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