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From: brian@digi-g.UUCP (Brian Westley)
Newsgroups: net.politics.theory
Subject: Re: U.S. began as "Libertarian State"????
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Date: Sun, 24-Mar-85 13:38:25 EST
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Posted: Sun Mar 24 13:38:25 1985
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mwm@ucbtopaz.UUCP (Praiser of Bob) writes:
>.... What I did say was that they [the founding fathers] founded a
>relatively libertarian state. The founding fathers,
>like most groups, represented a range of beliefs, including a some with a
>libertarian/free-enterprise stance. While they didn't manage to turn out a
>truly libertarian state, they did manage to keep the US from using force to
>make people contribute to its idea of "good," at least temporarily.
>
>	<mike

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