As a libertarian he should object to global laws (Reply #7)

In the discussion thread: Democracy Now: TPP (Public Citizen vs. Cato Institute) [View all]

Response to mother earth (Original post)

Mon Jan 13, 2014, 10:01 AM

fasttense (17,301 posts)

7. As a libertarian he should object to global laws

that define, prevent, fine, arbitrate and control every being in the countries signing onto TPP. Why is he advocating for more controls and laws over people? Why does he want to force more rules and constrictions on human activities? He seems to be advocating something libertarians are suppose to abhor.

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7 replies	Author	Time	Post
Democracy Now: TPP (Public Citizen vs. Cato Institute) [View all]	mother earth	Jan 2014	OP
Lori Wallace kicked Mr Cato Instituter's ass on this.	zeemike	Jan 2014	#1
Boy, Bill - What a Sly Weasel and a Sneaky Sophist You Are!	panfluteman	Jan 2014	#2
These are the "enumerated" powers of Congress:	JDPriestly	Jan 2014	#3
well that one about coining money...	wildbilln864	Jan 2014	#5
Yes!	JDPriestly	Jan 2014	#6
Infuriating!!!	TheJames	Jan 2014	#4
As a libertarian he should object to global laws	fasttense	Jan 2014	#7

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