Starchild wrote: SC) Like the recent decision I posted about where a court ruled shopping malls have to allow free speech access, some libertarians may question the morality of this move (SC
You betcha. SC) but I think it is a victory that we should welcome. (SC If you're trying to prove to me your recurring point that even the most dedicated Libertarian can be corrupted by the idea of the ends justifying the means, you're doing a good job. :-) SC) These media events serve as a de facto part of the nominating process (SC Yes -- of a private voluntary association. SC) via which candidates are elected to public office (SC That proviso can justify arbitrary regulation of political speech. Where do you draw the line? SC) not to mention specific pro-establishment and anti-libertarian attitudes among media decision-makers. (SC If we already know those attitudes are wrong, why bother letting it be legal for the media to act on them? Brian Holtz http://LibertarianIntelligence.com <http://libertarianintelligence.com/> Signal Intelligence About The LP
