Over at The Price Of Liberty, Nathan Barton suggests that the answer is a categorical 'no'. I find it impossible to argue against that.
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- rexxhead
- Radical Rothbardian libertarian. I believe that government is (at best) an unnecessary evil and that our government is not at its best (and hasn't been since around 1798). I love to travel but have a hard time coping with the aiport Heimatsicherheitdienst.
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