From: Max M (maxmcorp@worldonline.dk)
Date: Mon Nov 18 2002 - 08:10:59 MST
Reason wrote:
> If it doesn't work, someone would suggest something better. Everyone
> who would get a tangible benefit would start using the better system
> -- that's how things work when you are free to make your own choices.
> The only time this won't happen is if people are not free to use the
> better system.
This is circular reasoning.
Libertarianism will be a better system because it is a better system.
What if a libertarian society turns out not to be good enough to create
a stable and humane system? How do we opt out in case of failure?
My problem is that I don't trust the mechanism in a Libertarian society,
which should keep the system stable, to be strong enough.
regards Max M
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