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November 12, 2003

Doug Powers: The Libertarians' only hope

I don't have time to get into it, but this guy is wrong. And wrong-headed.

WorldNetDaily: The Libertarians' only hope
by Doug Powers

Posted: September 1, 2003
1:00 a.m. Eastern
© 2003 WorldNetDaily.com

As a former card-carrying Libertarian, I agree with much of the party's platform. No other political entity is closer to my personal belief system than the Libertarians, but I have never voted for one. They won't win big. They can't win big. Here are the drastic, and perhaps to them, unconscionable, measures they need to even the deck, and how this will win them a lot of new supporters, even while losing some current ones.

Since it's difficult to design a political system for people who loathe political systems, being a Libertarian is tougher to manage than most other political philosophies. Like a group called "Humans Against Heartbeats," to some in the party, its very existence tends to contradict its own cause. In this form of government, trying to change the entire system will usually require some help from within the existing system. The best way to do this would be to disguise themselves as members of the existing system, but Libertarian philosophy precludes this.

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