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*"converting private property into public wealth, and substituting co-operation for competition, will restore society to its proper condition of a thoroughly healthy organism" and is said to lead to individualism, that is, the ability to pursue one's creative ventures whatever they may be. [http://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/oscar-wilde-the-soul-of-man-under-socialism] | *"converting private property into public wealth, and substituting co-operation for competition, will restore society to its proper condition of a thoroughly healthy organism" and is said to lead to individualism, that is, the ability to pursue one's creative ventures whatever they may be. [http://theanarchistlibrary.org/library/oscar-wilde-the-soul-of-man-under-socialism] | ||
*Einstein didn’t believe that light could bend or that the universe had a beginning (the so-called big bang). Then again, maybe the universe is one of many and the many oscillate. | *Einstein didn’t believe that light could bend or that the universe had a beginning (the so-called big bang). Then again, maybe the universe is one of many and the many oscillate. | ||
*According to one, "Feminists knew they couldn't sell their message using communist language. So they created their own, one that would appeal to the masses." [https://www.suzannevenker.com/single-post/2018/02/09/When-it-comes-to-feminism-Americans-have-been-had] | *According to one, "Feminists knew they couldn't sell their message using communist language. So they created their own, one that would appeal to the masses." [https://www.suzannevenker.com/single-post/2018/02/09/When-it-comes-to-feminism-Americans-have-been-had] | ||
*"... Men are men and women are women. They are essentially different and designed for a natural division of labor. ..." | |||
*"In an ideal world, there would be no taxation. All services would be paid for on an as-used basis. But in a less-than-ideal world, some services will be force-financed for the foreseeable future. However, not all taxes are equally deleterious, and the worst form of taxation is a tax on productivity -- i.e. an "income" tax -- and no libertarian supports this type of taxation. | |||
What kind of taxation is least harmful? This is a topic still open for debate. My own preference is for a single tax on land. Is this "the" libertarian position on taxes? No. But all libertarians oppose any form of income tax."[http://www.l4l.org/library/nolan.html] | |||
Revision as of 18:18, 25 April 2018
Below are examples of what is referred to as a thought-thread - core ideas which animate the rest of a ideology or its adherents belief system, sometimes all evidence to the contrary notwithstanding.
- "converting private property into public wealth, and substituting co-operation for competition, will restore society to its proper condition of a thoroughly healthy organism" and is said to lead to individualism, that is, the ability to pursue one's creative ventures whatever they may be. [1]
- Einstein didn’t believe that light could bend or that the universe had a beginning (the so-called big bang). Then again, maybe the universe is one of many and the many oscillate.
- According to one, "Feminists knew they couldn't sell their message using communist language. So they created their own, one that would appeal to the masses." [2]
- "... Men are men and women are women. They are essentially different and designed for a natural division of labor. ..."
- "In an ideal world, there would be no taxation. All services would be paid for on an as-used basis. But in a less-than-ideal world, some services will be force-financed for the foreseeable future. However, not all taxes are equally deleterious, and the worst form of taxation is a tax on productivity -- i.e. an "income" tax -- and no libertarian supports this type of taxation.
What kind of taxation is least harmful? This is a topic still open for debate. My own preference is for a single tax on land. Is this "the" libertarian position on taxes? No. But all libertarians oppose any form of income tax."[3]