John,
I do not support a violent overthrow of govt or laws, nor do any
libertarians I know. So let's not make undue assumptions. Let's
stick to environment and drug laws. Instead of me re-hashing
basics, how about checking this out first:
http://www.lp.org/issues/environment.shtml
It's a primer, which I pretty much agree with, on the libertarian
view of environment laws. What do you think?
-Mark
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the rights I mention are protected by laws.
You remove the law, the rights follow.
I am in support of all laws being protected until they are
removed by due
course. This Supreme Court decision is not that.
I would expect the same from Libertarians, unless you are
actually
Anarchists. Are you?
On 6/19/06, mark robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> John,
>
> Let me try to understand you. You want all laws preserved,
simply
> because it took a lot to write and pass them? I don't get it.
> Libertarianism usually views laws, especially the
> unconstitutional ones, as creating and supporting
big-government
> and big-oppression - not good. And in your list, you seem to
> confuse laws with rights; rights are not laws.
>
>
> -Mark
>
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