>>32
"Where have you asked me "are the founding fathers society better or worse than todays society""
In
>>27, esp:
"Libertarians claim that the founding fathers were liberatarian and that the society they formed was libertarian to some extent, no? And that todays mixed economies are all variants of some bolshy state socialism, because of the oppresion of taxes? So, in the former society slavery existed, while in the latter it does not (i exclude wageslavery here, comrades). This begs the question that taxes seems to be graver oppression than slavery, does it not?"
But if you are not able to give an answer i will just assume that taxes and stateowned policeforce are seen as a graver tyrrany than slavery by libertarians. Looky here, i used logic to defeat you, that must mean communism (since i am a commie) is a science, no? If not, how then is libertarianism one?
Btw, which scientific method did you use to determine that staterun healthcare is less efficient than private health care? I am curious about this since present data seems to point to the opposite (eg
http://dll.umaine.edu/ble/U.S.%20HCweb.pdf). PROTIP: Repetition of slogans is not scientific method.