Difference between revisions of "Libertarian Dismissals of Arguments"
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; Open-Ended Fallacy | ; Open-Ended Fallacy | ||
: A Thomas Sowell coinage for presuming more resources can solve a problem. | : A Thomas Sowell coinage for presuming more resources can solve a problem. | ||
| + | ; Socialism has been a failure. | ||
| + | : Often, including Milton Friedman. If we are taking about failure as losing competition with capitalism, then the results are obviously mixed. Socialism clearly wins in creating infrastructure, defense, and other "hard problems". No nation is stupid enough to overlook socialistic success, and all first world nations (the most successful by some measures) are mixed economies with both capitalistic and socialistic production. | ||
== References == | == References == | ||
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