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of libertarianism. Libertarians who support "minimal government", especially when it comes to national defense, have to recognize that big corporations make the planes, ships, tanks, etc.. Those who take that minimal government position are faced with fact that national defense is a big (and to often too big) effort. So LI can waive the flag, shout for free markets, and advocate for the self interests of its members and donors.
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talks about Maher and his self identification. Maybe he does so in the "civil liberties" sense. If is he simply for ACLU-type civil liberties, is he excluded from the "libertarian" label? Let's not get too wrapped up with either Maher or LI as "libertarian". After all, we are simply adding categories
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for some tips on how to "revive" a project with no or very little activity. It's a good thing that there's still someone working here, but many users would be better. "Get more articles to featured/good status" is a very vague proposal, so vague that it doesn't actually says much. It may be a better
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What you say is true, but our view of how the Statue of
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of money when I bought it. Did I give Apple a handout? No -- I got my iPad for what I thought was a reasonable price. I bet the government is buying iPads as well. And perhaps they are buying them at a discount compared to what I paid. Is Apple getting a handout? Or is it unfair that Apple should
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Also, are those corporations getting 'handouts' in the sense they don't supply anything in return for the money they receive? I don't think so -- they have contracted to supply goods and services? Are the goods and services too expensive? Perhaps (indeed, yes). But my iPad was expensive in the
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Thanks. I've been adding libertarian categories & project banners for the last 2 weeks. The numbers you see are not up to date because the bot only counts every so often. (In one sense, every
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Security are getting paid with tax dollars too. (And probably much more than what they contributed in terms of tax dollars.) And the AARP is making an effort to bring in tax dollars for its members. So, its entirely possible to be pro-tax-dollar-spender when it
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I'm not clear on why Hcobb brought up the subject here. S/he has been editing the article and I'd think the article talkpage is the place to discuss it. It has had the libertarian categories for some time. So what? LI started off as libertarian and it still has libertarian attributes today.
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Yes, she's a gift from France. But libertarians are not just in the US (or France), and those outside the US don't necessarily look to the US as the paragon/paradigm of libertarianism. A non-US centric image for the Project and templates (etc) is needed. Any suggestions?
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