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Website seems to be out of date.
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Oh yeah, Chavez's family has about $2bill banked. So he obviously cared for the poor but managed to keep a little fee for stealing money from other folks. For that he sung them some nice songs: Don't think he was that special for Latin America.
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Sartre wasn't anti-libertarian. His whole work is about individual freedom. He dabbled with Marxism for a time, but it was really a mistake. I think he was closer to anarchism. Really, the only anti-libertarian philosophers are Hobbes, Hegel, Machiavelli, Plato, and Aquinas. Marx is not a philosopher, and even said so. What would be the evidence
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[quote]The 9-11 Story in 5 Minutes[/quote] Nice! I've posted this before but I think it's a good "wedge" to help get a toehold of doubt in the minds of "true believers" in the official 9/11 story: If I recall it rightly no plane flew into building 7, yet the building imploded?! What's the official excuse that it did implode
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John James wrote the following post at Sat, Feb 9 2013 7:02 PM: Hey, Ron, Want Your Own Name? Posted by Lew Rockwell on February 1, 2013 09:48 AM The other day, the nice young couple who registered LibertyPaul.com offered to give it to Ron. On the other hand, those who registered RonPaul.com are no longer asking more than $800,000. They've cut their
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[quote]Why Low Minimum Wages Kill Jobs and Crush Living Standards for Everyone Contrary to right-wing propaganda, decent pay for workers helps the economy and boosts job creation. April 24, 2012 | Senator Tom Harkin, Democrat of Iowa, has introduced a bill to raise the federal minimum wage to $9.80 from its present level of $7.25. Polls are showing
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One might argue that a third party has the right to intervene to stop aggression in progress. Sure, but that also got his limits. [quote]I guess lots of trespassing will be involved as well.[/quote] Why do you think so? To take out the dictator efficiently your privat army would have to pass through lot's of land without owners consent for example
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8. The theory of value is to be built up exclusively on `subjective' foundations, which is to say exclusively on the basis of the corresponding mental acts and states of human subjects. Thus value for Menger in stark contrast to Marx is to be accounted for exclusively in terms of the satisfaction of human needs and wants. Economic value, in particular
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Rather than keeping on the road we're on, I have a somewhat related question. Do you have any thoughts about tracking an influence of Meinong on Menger? He was a student of Meinong, I believe. I presume you mean Alexius Meinong. He wrote on Value Theory for example.
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Republican constitutions have historically been described as formalized proxies to the abstract idea of a "social contract". But would only be for grown up citizens entering into it voluntarily, right? Not a default contract for anyone hence.