Nick Gillespie | March 12, 2009
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I am so looking forward to tomorrow night.
Because the blog won't be interspersed with ads for this TV show
after then.
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All along, we thought our enemy was the conservatives. Now, we the Righteous People's Defenders of Freedom and Liberty, realize that our Enemy is the libertarians. Come the Revolution, they will be the first sent to our education camps!
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Also, some of the arguments in that preview are weak. Example: the
suggestion that parents, not government, should educate their kids.
As if all parents have the time/skills to homeschool. Most of us
have jobs and don't have time for that shit. Besides,
specialization of labor and all that.
Now, we the Righteous People's Defenders of Freedom and Liberty,
realize that our Enemy is the libertarians. Come the Revolution,
they will be the first sent to our education camps!
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YOU WILL NEVER TAKE US ALIVE!
Flex,
First, they were discussing pre-K. Many parents teach their
children to read before they go to kindergarten. I'm a single
parent working full time and I still managed to teach my son to
read and do basic math before he ever stepped foot in a
classroom.
Second, to address the "specialization of labor", being the
responsibility of the parent doesn't mean that a parent can't or
shouldn't hire out, just that it shouldn't be a dictate of
government, nor at the expense of taxpayers.
The show was great! Crisp, fast moving, ideas presented, idiots
embarrassed.
I felt like the show weaved freedom's ideas and examples through
the old left and right spectrum, and it did the same with
statism's.
There really is a different prism through to look at the political
spectrum.
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