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Choke
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I didn't say there shouldn't be a limit to how involved governments get, and the economy is not the only thing involved in governing which is another grave oversight of Libertarians. People, not dollars, are what is governed and with people there are more concerns than tax and interest rates. Also there is the matter of foreign affairs.
For instance I think the Canadian government does a better job of governing than America's does. For instance race is not a big issue in Canada the way it is south of the border. Also no planes have crashed into Canadian buildings. In Canada there are less problems to do with homelessness and poverty. Our air and water are cleaner. Special interest groups are far less militant. Things are managed better because the government is big enough to handle them.
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No we aren't and you don't want to admit that.
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Choke
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And Canada has a higher standard of societal liberty and we value it enough to consider it more important than mere personal liberties.
Last edited by Choke on 25-11-2002 at 14:14
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Sorry St Leo, you could move the thread I guess.
Anyway Darius how could you NOT know what societal liberties are? In America you are free to be a glutton, in Canada you can't be such a glutton but you are free from starvation. Real freedom is freedom FROM not freedom TO.
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"It's called communitarianism, the "greater good" of the community"
Exactly, and Darius, there is such a thing as freedom from. I believe the greater good always must always be prefered over the individual.
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