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Posted on 06.04.07 by Thomas L. Knapp
Some libertarians participate in the political process with gusto; some do so as a means of self-defense; some decline to at all; and some condemn those who do. Question: If one manages to get elected or appointed to public office — anything from school board to draft board to congresscritter — is it worth it from a perspective of protecting or increasing freedom? Can any good come of it, and if so can the good outweigh the bad? Let’s wrestle! Filed under: RRND Symposia | Report Bad Link Bookmark this post in Furl or Del.icio.us | |
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