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Is There A Right Side In Politics?
- Thread starter Rival
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All depends on whom you ask.
The right side is Libertarian.
The wrong side(s) is(are) everyone else.
I guarantee that no one will agree.
The right side is Libertarian.
The wrong side(s) is(are) everyone else.
I guarantee that no one will agree.
Of course. The side I vote for is the right side. If you vote for another side, you're voting for the wrong one.
If you disagree, sorry, my ego is too inflated to see your side.
If you disagree, sorry, my ego is too inflated to see your side.
PoetPhilosopher
Veteran Member
I'd say that as it is - not exactly.
However, depending on the circumstances, there can be humanitarian and unhumanitarian sides.
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Unfettered
A striving disciple of Jesus Christ
There are always right and wrong ideas (not sides) to support with one's vote, but discerning which idea is right and which idea is wrong requires a clear and agreed upon moral standard against which to measure the ideas. A significant contributor (perhaps the greatest contributor?) to political discord and decay is the absence of that clear and agreed upon moral standard; so people vote "sides" instead.
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an anarchist
Your local loco.
*libertarian
Not "Libertarian".
Capital L indicates the official American Libertarian Party. Lowercase l indicates philosophical libertarians, as in me, as an anarchist.
an anarchist
Your local loco.
Any advocation for any government i.e. statism is wrong.
Anarchism is right.
Now you know
Oh, and voting is an act of aggression, so it's always wrong.
Anarchism is right.
Now you know
Oh, and voting is an act of aggression, so it's always wrong.
Secret Chief
Veteran Member
My wife tells me which is the right side.
An act of aggression against who?
Would that make me a libertarian Libertarian?
an anarchist
Your local loco.
I am sorry (not sorry) to inform you that "libertarian Libertarian" is an oxymoron.
Secret Chief
Veteran Member
You'd hate Australia. Acts of aggression are compulsory. But then they are all crimmos. (There's no ozzies on here is there?)Any advocation for any government i.e. statism is wrong.
Anarchism is right.
Now you know
Oh, and voting is an act of aggression, so it's always wrong.
an anarchist
Your local loco.
Here's a thread I made a while back on the topic. I haven't reread it so idk for sure if it'll answer your question, but if not I'll clarify anything if I can! I just dont have my thinking cap on right now hence me giving the thread instead
Is voting an act of aggression?
I am of the opinion that voting is an act of aggression, hence why I don’t vote. You are using armed force (via the state) to implement your will upon others within a geographical region. Is this not true? “If you don’t vote, you can’t complain!” Is the old saying, but I say “If you vote, you...
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Someone should tell Wikipedia and the libertarians in the Libertarian party, then.
The major libertarian party in the United States is the Libertarian Party...
Libertarianism in the United States - Wikipedia
an anarchist
Your local loco.
I fancy myself as something of a contrarian.Someone should tell Wikipedia and the libertarians in the Libertarian party, then.
The major libertarian party in the United States is the Libertarian Party...Libertarianism in the United States - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
I am unbound from wikipedia
Probably because you're an anarchist.
Cool I will read it when I get back from the pub
Often yes.
There are definitely sides that are aligned or not with certain values.
For instance, right now, someone who's in favour of environmental protection or opposed to people's homes being flooded would be wrong to support the Ontario PC Party unless there were extenuating circumstances.
Conservation Authorities Act changes weaken watershed oversight | The Narwhal
New Conservation Authorities Act rules see Ontario’s natural resources minister gain greater power as building on shorelines becomes easier
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