From: CurtAdams@aol.com
Date: Thu May 23 2002 - 20:54:20 MDT
In a message dated 5/23/02 16:14:46, mlorrey@datamann.com writes:
>So said by someone who demonstrates every day how incredibly successful
>their anti-action strategy has worked at spreading libertarianism
>through the world.
So far the strategy of respecting people's rights to freedom of association,
freedom of speech, life, etc. has worked quite well. The world is a far
more extropian place than it was 50, 20, maybe even 10 years ago.
Socialism is a pretty dead horse. Tolerance is deep throughout the West.
I see many religions as growing threats, but not one to be fixed by
mass extermination, involuntary mental re-engineering, or conversion
to helpless virtual people.
Had the thinkers of the post-WWII era who helped found the current
open society and libertarian movements not been deeply respectful of
opponents' rights I doubt we would have come nearly as far.
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