No. Only ones that have irritating personalities or backward social views. If someone is just into right-wing economics without the social baggage, I don't think that makes them an asshole.
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by USS Monitor » Thu Jul 28, 2016 1:31 am
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by Isyrannaea » Thu Jul 28, 2016 2:08 am
Muh NAP.Darjihad wrote:
I believe abortion (and pretty much all the other wedge issues as well) should be the domain of state governments and never the concern of the federal government.
I don't care for and will not participate in an abortion debate, other than to say abortion violates my interpretation of the libertarian non-initiation of force doctrine.
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by Isyrannaea » Thu Jul 28, 2016 4:27 am
Duchy of Sark wrote:Since Libertarianism is against things that violate the Non Agression Principle (NAP), does it support the rightful Argentine claim to the Malvinas, which illegally sent in univited english pirates.
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by Bakery Hill » Thu Jul 28, 2016 6:15 am
USS Monitor wrote:Bakery Hill wrote:What's Johnson think about economic issues? That's a bone of contention between him and most Sanders supporters I imagine?
Yeah, as a Sanders supporter, I would prefer if Johnson wasn't so enthusiastic about budget cuts and right-wing economics. I mean, I thought Sanders was a bit overambitious with the tax-and-spend social programs, but Johnson is too far the other way, and it took a real mental adjustment when I switched over to supporting him.
Sanders supporters who thought he was perfect and agreed with all of his policies are probably not going to come over to Johnson, for the same reasons that Sanders himself is not going to endorse Johnson. But Sanders supporters aren't a hivemind. Some of us weren't quite as far left as Sanders himself. So you'll get different people going in different directions now that Sanders is out of the race, and Johnson can pick up a few votes by reaching out to Sanders people. Most will go to Clinton, though.
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