Why would selling guns be unethical unless you sold them to a government agent?
Bob Barr for president. Vote Libertarian. For Life and Liberty, David Macko www.mackoforcongress.com ----- Original Message ----- From: Edwin J. Pole II To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, September 22, 2008 12:32 AM Subject: [Libertarian] Re: Is it unethical to sell credit card machines and service? No more unethical than selling guns. I'd be careful about the opportunity though. I don't know what a "very high commission" is but I would never get involved in any "opportunity" that required my "investing" up front unless I was absolutely sure about it. Ed$ --- In [email protected], "Nicolas Leobold" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Is it unethical to sell credit card machines and service? > > Many libertarians and certainly most Liberty Dollar activists rail against > the current debt-based system, of which credit cards are so much a part. > > Recently I was presented with an opportunity to sell credit card processing > and equipment for a very high commission structure, and as I am looking for > additional income I am moving forward with pursuing this. > > The way I see it is, credit cards are not un-libertarian and anti-liberty > per se. It is possible to have credit cards and credit lending while still > having a silver and gold standard and economic liberty and self-ownership, > although we don't have this right now. > > So what do you in the libertarian community think of this? Is it ok to take > this job or should I feel guilty about perpetuating the credit card economy > house of cards and facilitating more debt and more power for the banking > industry, if in fact that is what I would be doing? > > Thanks for your thoughts, > > Nic Leobold > > www.NicLeobold.com > > www.RonPaulDollar.com > > www.SerfCity.us > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
