Paul,
So you would see no difference between living in an authoritarian
state with no respect for civil or economic liberties (Let's say
Mussolini's Italy) and a social democratic state that ignores your
economic liberties but at least gives you some degree of personal
freedom (Let's say today's Sweden). As I said before, if I'm being the
chance to vote, I will vote. Even if I'm not pleased with who I am
voting for, I can be proud to vote against the greater evil.
<><>
Logan Ferree
Paul wrote:
> Your mistake is in believing there is a "lesser" of two evils between
> Republicans and Democrats. They are both evil. Nothing good can come
> from voting for either of them. It's like voting between getting the
> electric chair or a lethal injection. Either way your voting for
> political suicide. (I wish I could say this was mine, but it was
> "borrowed" from the very articulate Michael Badnarik).
>
> --- In [email protected]
> <mailto:Libertarian%40yahoogroups.com>, Logan Ferree <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
> >
> > Terry,
> >
> > No worries, I very much agree with your disdain for the vast
> > majority of the politicians in this country. I do believe, however,
> > that even voting for the lesser of two evils can do some good. I
> > believe that non-state means of promoting freedom and liberty are far
> > more successful, but if I'm going to get a say in who my prison
> guard is
> > I'm going to take advantage of that and vote for the more tolerable
> > individual.
> >
> > <><>
> > Logan H. Ferree
>
>
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