View source for Libertarians: Call Them Irresponsible/Left Alone

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[[Category:A. Jay Adler]]
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| text = From one of Paul’s newsletters: "Justice Brandeis said that the most important Constitutional right the Founding Fathers gave us was the 'right to be left alone.'”  While traditional conservatives reject this right to privacy that Brandeis proposed in an early legal paper and much later Supreme Court dissent, libertarians love to cite it. Timothy McVeigh did so at his trial. Ignore for today that Brandeis as a crusading social advocate and firm believer in government regulation of private enterprise, represented in his intellect and public career nearly everything the libertarian disavows. Overlook that Brandeis wrote “let” alone, not “left” alone, and that one could tease out a treatise on a subtle and profound distinction, accordingly, between ''uninterfered with'' and ''isolated''.
| cite = [[A. Jay Adler]], "{{Link |Libertarians: Call Them Irresponsible}}"
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