AuH20
11-11-2009, 12:37 PM
Here is the fallacious argument they present:
I think it's also important to consider that the largest sources of social capital and progressiveness are large, centralized instutions. The top private universities for instance, would not be able to operate in a manner simplified for libertarian economics without a lot of other radical changes to the world economy . Likewise public education , mass transportation , efficient energy grids, the exploration of space, emergency services agencies, and many other expansive institutions.
OH KNOES! NO MORE FUNDING FOR YOUR ENTRAPMENT & CONDITIONING PROGRAMS! WE CAN"T HAVE THAT! I've said this numerous times. You take away their purse (actually it's filled with our coins LOL) and they're powerless. What are they going to do? Package hope?
I think it's also important to consider that the largest sources of social capital and progressiveness are large, centralized instutions. The top private universities for instance, would not be able to operate in a manner simplified for libertarian economics without a lot of other radical changes to the world economy . Likewise public education , mass transportation , efficient energy grids, the exploration of space, emergency services agencies, and many other expansive institutions.
OH KNOES! NO MORE FUNDING FOR YOUR ENTRAPMENT & CONDITIONING PROGRAMS! WE CAN"T HAVE THAT! I've said this numerous times. You take away their purse (actually it's filled with our coins LOL) and they're powerless. What are they going to do? Package hope?