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Presidential Candidates and Animal Rights
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in friendship,
prad
Peace+Love,
Katy! <3
i think the true libertarian philosophy as you have expressed it has been completely mangled by 'organized' Libertarianism as so often happens with good ideas whenever they get big and capitalized :D. small is beautiful as schumacher says, eh?
on a chess site, i had 2 friends one who was a libertarian, philosophy grad student (he's prof by now) and an ar activist; the other was an anarchist with a clear understanding of intentional communities (though he hadn't quite managed to make the connection to non-humans, yet). naturally, they were misunderstood by many, but i think they influenced many in a positive way too.
it seems the only way to freedom is through self-control, self-discipline and empathy. a tall order, perhaps, but so is life, i suppose.
do walk your own way and may others learn from the example you set!
i hope we'll see your ideas and ideals on the forums once you get settled in here.
in friendship,
prad
i am curious to know your opinion on how libertarianism relates to animal rights. as a libertarian, you can certainly choose to be an ar advocate. however, does not that same 'freedom of choice' allow another to be very anti-animal?
also, if the government is a good, honest and fair one (i realize this may be mere wishful thinking), then should it not be 'in our lives' rather than be 'gotten out'.
in friendship,
prad