Nick_B
December 30, 2008, 1:42am
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Hey I was wondering about a caucus within the Libertarian Party known as the LPRadicals, I believe they were founded by SEK III and am curious to know what they stand for politically and socially and if they’re anything worth looking into. Also if anyone has ever worked with the caucus please don’t hesistate to tell us personal stories about your experience with them. Thanks.
Hey I was wondering about a caucus within the Libertarian Party known as the LPRadicals, I believe they were founded by SEK III and am curious to know what they stand for politically and socially and if they’re anything worth looking into. Also if anyone has ever worked with the caucus please don’t hesitate to tell us personal stories about your experience with them. Thanks.
I had not heard of them until this post. I learned something new today ;). I like what I see so far on their website. I especially like this:
Radical Caucus Key Points:
The removal of one harmful government policy should never be held hostage for the removal of another, as this throws self-imposed barriers in the path of liberty and removes potential pressures for change. For example, saying that borders may be opened only after welfare is eliminated is unacceptable; the proper position is to push for both changes. Should we succeed in achieving open borders only to find that welfare burdens are increased, this should be used as an additional argument to abolish welfare.
Here is the link to their website .
Nick_B
December 30, 2008, 9:08pm
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Yeah they seem spot on except for their belief in utilitarianism.