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From: rdz@ccice5.UUCP (Robert D. Zarcone)
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Subject: Re: Turkey in the Straw
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Date: Thu, 4-Apr-85 12:59:33 EST
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> 
> And why am I posting this to the net instead of mailing it?  Because this
> is not just a question to Tim, this is an opinion poll.  If you feel your
> definition of Libertarianism shows a unique perspective, then please post
> your answer to the question in the previous paragraph.  If you don't, then
> please mail your opinion to me.  I will summarize the results after a week
> or so.  Also, please specify whether or not you are pro-, anti-, or neutral
> to Libertarianism.
> -- 
> 			Greg Kuperberg
> 		     harvard!talcott!gjk
> 

Talk about a fire starter!  OK, I'll bite.  I don't like Libertarianism (and
generally, libertarians).  I don't like any political, social, or philosophical
order that would determine "might makes right".  I know that's not a "definition
of Libertarianism", but it is, in a nut shell, a pretty good indication of the
underlying philosophy of this movement.

BTW, Libertarians, don't flame me.  I consider you as viable an alternative to
the Republicrats and Democrans as I do the Right-to-Life or Wrokers World
parties.  Therefore, I see no reason to treat your attacks with any more
concern than I would their's.

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