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| text = In its own way, the "No True Libertarianism" argument is very similar to the "No True Communism" of those on the far left, who argue that the fault of Communism lies not with the idea, but with the practice--despite the fact that no successful large-scale Communism has ever been implemented in the world. Neither ideology can fail its adherents. They can only be failed by imperfect practitioners.  Both ideologies run counter to human nature for the same reason: power corrupts, and absolute power corrupts absolutely.
| cite = [[David Atkins]], "{{Link |The "No True Libertarianism" fallacy}}"
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