Sentences with phrase «libertarian views in»

I love how you added a politician with largely libertarian views in your rant about «right wing nuts».

The GOP has completely abandoned its social libertarian views in order to go along with religious voters» uncompromising views on abortion rights and gay rights.

Not exact matches

«In my experience the freedom to speak, in the view of most libertarians, is not unlimited,» said Eugene Volokh, a professor of law at the University of California at Los Angeles, in an emaiIn my experience the freedom to speak, in the view of most libertarians, is not unlimited,» said Eugene Volokh, a professor of law at the University of California at Los Angeles, in an emaiin the view of most libertarians, is not unlimited,» said Eugene Volokh, a professor of law at the University of California at Los Angeles, in an emaiin an email.

«For those who love our once and future freedoms, now is the time to strike,» Mr. Szabo wrote in an item on his blog in late 2007 endorsing the libertarian Ron Paul's bid for the presidency, in part because of Mr. Paul's views on the financial system.

Here is John Carney arguing that «There's nothing about Bitcoin that means you can't have fractional reserve banking,» which is entirely correct but bear in mind that he's arguing against libertarian bitcoin supporters who view the absence of fractional reserve banking as a desirable feature of bitcoin.

Back to the federal Conservative leadership, Fildebrandt has endorsed leadership candidate Maxime Bernier, the Quebec MP known for his libertarian views briefly served as Minister of Foreign Affairs before resigning in 2008 after he acknowledged leaving sensitive government documents out in the open, apparently at his former girlfriend's home.

In fact, few if any neoconservatives were early supporters of Reagan, whom they correctly viewed as a traditionalist conservative with strong libertarian leanings.

FOX News is actually more Libertarian in there views.

Espousing a libertarian view of neutrality in order to justify a free market economic system, Robert Nozick contends that government «scrupulously must be neutral between its citizens.»

The genuinely realistic postmodern conservatism, from one view, is somewhere in between the Porcher and Libertarian EXTREMES.

So, in my view, saying that conservatives and libertarians are the enemies of authority is wrong.

The former view, one that accepts the social contract theory, leads to a hyper «individualism that, on the liberal side, fetishizes free speech and subscribes to a «do your own thing» morality, and, on the conservative side, is reflected in libertarian economics, as in Margaret Thatcher's famous (or notorious?)

Even in areas where GOP does seem (or is) to be supporting government interference, it is VERY frequently in areas that many libertarians either don't view as undue interference, OR where they disagree with the underlying premise by both parties, or both GOP and DNC are not all that different.

In an article for The Telegraph, commentator Ed West has argued, against the views of Spectator blogger Alex Massie, that UKIP's critique of phenomena like multiculturalism and political correctness is entirely compatible with a liberal or libertarian outlook.

More importantly, while virtually no libertarian I'm aware of supports prohibition of gay marriage (e.g., if they can't get their preferred outcome, they prefer DNC's approach over GOP's), many of them simply view it as an issue to small in importance compared to other ones when choosing between DNC or GOP.

In part - agreement, part - contrast with Phillip Blond's description of the riots as «libertarian», and Maurice Glasman's view of the socially disruptive effects of neoliberalism, I argue that the riots — in a way not unrelated to the MPs» expenses scandal or the daredevil practices of the financial sector — exemplify a particularly corrosive brand of materialistic libertinisIn part - agreement, part - contrast with Phillip Blond's description of the riots as «libertarian», and Maurice Glasman's view of the socially disruptive effects of neoliberalism, I argue that the riots — in a way not unrelated to the MPs» expenses scandal or the daredevil practices of the financial sector — exemplify a particularly corrosive brand of materialistic libertinisin a way not unrelated to the MPs» expenses scandal or the daredevil practices of the financial sector — exemplify a particularly corrosive brand of materialistic libertinism.

But by giving it prominence we can avoid being seduced into the libertarian view — now, alas, almost an orthodoxy — that the market is a relatively autonomous sphere which depends only contingently on the framework of custom and law, and on the role of the state in supporting that framework.

MAJOR CAVEAT 2: Some libertarians, justifiably, restrict this view to a situation where the business doesn't derive its business from government, at least in major ways.

Leaving aside the usual imprecision of lumping together people with diverse views with a simplistic label («right wing» libertarians in USA are strongly anti-gay-discrimination), let's not forget that SA was strongly pro-homosexual all the way to the top (Rohm).

Also, 1) getting married is always a choice (well, in the U.S. anyway) regardless of sexual orientation and 2) as lazarusL mentioned, whether it's a choice or not is irrelevant to libertarian views.

Whilst his views on the environment are not to everyone's taste, this Platform piece which he wrote for ConHome during party conference week makes a compelling civil libertarian case for reducing the amount of state regulation in our lives.

Then there's the individual as the vector of social change, the perception that Society is immanent in each individual action and can't simply be hypostasised as the State, imposed from above or evoked through fugitive concepts such as «public opinion» It's a view that's been quite strong since the late 1960s and is shared (the «desiring subject» for example) by what remains of the libertarian part of the Left.

ALso, many in GOP and libertarian party hate entertainment industry for leftist views, and tend to be a lot less opposed to piracy than their typical law and order ideology allows for.

Also, from Libertarian point of view, their insistence that minorities be treated differently than whites is a sign of TWO different kinds of racism, one against whites, another a subtle racism against minorities (also discussed in detaiol above).

Given your views expressed in # 2, you will most likely disagree with left wing trying to paint GOP or libertarians as violating this; and might possibly agree - not sure - with right wing accusing hard left of this.

How would it not be in line with libertarian views to say «if it is a privately owned restaurant, it is everyone's own choice and responsibility to seek patronage or employment there or not»?

Ukip leader Nigel Farage told ITV's The Agenda how becoming a father altered his libertarian «let it all hang out» views in a discussion on Miley Cyrus» provocative «twerking» and pop music's potentially damaging influence on children.

Former Massachusetts Gov. William Weld, the vice-presidential nominee for the Libertarian Party, said he believed Clinton had done nothing «criminal» in using personal email as secretary of state — a point of view at odds with his fellow Republicans.

Simon Titley, who knew Clegg when he was an MEP in Brussels between 1999 and 2005, says he has only seen him truly passionate about one issue — the abolition of fox hunting, which he opposed from a libertarian point of view.

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This longstanding and elsewhere - embraced view is at odds with that of many libertarians in the school - choice movement, for whom the State is always and everywhere to be resisted.

In recounting the history of charters, the report reveals how a cause originally supported by education reform advocates, including the leader of a national teachers» union, was hijacked by libertarian ideology, advocates for big business, and Silicon Valley entrepreneurs who view the public education system as a playground for exerting their influence and ideas.

Not that uncommon a view among Libertarians and Objectivists in the past.

I can see that from the libertarian PoV, we are already terribly over-regulated and in this view the the regulation issue trumps everything.

In fact, it is therefore remarkable, in these green times, that more libertarians haven't attempted to use the environment to advance their viewIn fact, it is therefore remarkable, in these green times, that more libertarians haven't attempted to use the environment to advance their viewin these green times, that more libertarians haven't attempted to use the environment to advance their views.

In short, Libertarians tend to view the Universe as Indeterminate, while the Far Right and Far Left tend to view the Universe as Determinate.

I have nothing against libertarians but I do find it interesting that, with the libertarian party being so small in the U.S., such a large proportion of the «skeptics» seem to subscribe to libertarian views.

That stirred Temujin [John Humphreys» new name, viewing Genghis Khan as an early libertarian] to write [in # 35]:

Some libertarian Congressmen felt this broad view of governmental privilege was especially bad because it went hand in hand with a restriction elsewhere in the draft, of the personal privileges like the husband - and - wife and doctor - and - patient privileges.

Mr. Mercer has never spoken publicly about his policy views in depth, but his giving is eclectic: He has financed anti-Clinton documentaries, right - wing media watchdogs, libertarian think tanks and both Senator Ted Cruz, a religious conservative, and Mr. Trump, a thrice - married nationalist.