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I'll pass on either.
Individual freedom, sounds much better than the 2 versions of selective freedom, for only a few.
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Originally Posted by Roadking2003
Neither, and I would dispute your right/left labels. However, the terms have become meaningless.
I would have to agree with both of you. Both options suck, have expansive government, and the restriction of individual freedoms. Unless of course you're one of the elite.
Neither! Both of these extremes are tyrannies that protect the few and threaten the many.
I would prefer to live in a society that respected individual freedom such as unrestricted firearms ownership as well as prevented corporate business distortions of the Fee Market such as petroleum cartels, farm supports and bank monopolies among other things.
That's the problem with extremes, anyone not willing to walk the party line ends up getting hurt. As much as people complain about this country, including the people who idiotically claim this worst place to live on earth, we are fortunate in that the rights we have, such as freedom of the press, have stopped this from happening to here. Every time I moan about the results of some election, I try to keep that in mind. It is also why I get so frustrated when the press doesn't actually do its job, and instead acts like a bunch of cheerleaders.
I think your listing is off. The left want more central control of means of production and the fruits of that production.Lok at the Nazi's they wanted not only that but what we call politcally correct social controls over thoguht. They also suporessed Christianity< like the elft they also saw the Jews as evil much as left sees israel in supporting the Palestianians who supported the Niazis.
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