Difference between revisions of "Analyzing Libertarian Arguments"
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** psychological projection: "you have to have an ideology!" | ** psychological projection: "you have to have an ideology!" | ||
** assuming that because you disagree with one thing, all your ideas are opposite. "If you oppose this freedom, you think everybody should be slaves!" Milton Friedman used this one: (paraphrased) "would you rather have mercenaries or slaves as soldiers?" (find a source) | ** assuming that because you disagree with one thing, all your ideas are opposite. "If you oppose this freedom, you think everybody should be slaves!" Milton Friedman used this one: (paraphrased) "would you rather have mercenaries or slaves as soldiers?" (find a source) | ||
| + | ; Does the argument ignore the diversity of existing alternatives? | ||
| + | : For example, criticisms of the US two party system little notice that multiparty systems in other nations hardly give different results. | ||
