Difference between revisions of "Analyzing Libertarian Arguments"
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If not, point out how unconvincing the illogical argument is. If it does pretend to logic, conservative and libertarian arguments almost always fail logically, with bad assumptions or clear fallacies. Nozick's pretend induction, for example. | If not, point out how unconvincing the illogical argument is. If it does pretend to logic, conservative and libertarian arguments almost always fail logically, with bad assumptions or clear fallacies. Nozick's pretend induction, for example. | ||
; Does the argument start with the usual suspects? | ; Does the argument start with the usual suspects? | ||
| − | : There are several very common false assumptions used by libertarians. | + | : <span>There are several very common false assumptions used by libertarians. |
| − | + | * economic man | |
| − | + | * rational man | |
| − | + | * markets work best</span> | |
