think of the good we could do if our political leaders were interested in doing good
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libertarians are mad at me for this but 1) you will never make a political impact without a compelling vision for the future 2) losing is part of the libertarian identity, which is why i'm no longer interested in advice from libertarians, and 3) roads are good, actually
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not the roads!
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I too am pro-roads
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If there is a silver lining to the insanity of the past 6 years or so, it’s that more and more people are seeing the flaws of libertarianism.
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how so, is this supported by data?
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We need optimism. We need innovation. In our generation we can build a space-faring, energy independent America that advances freedom and unlocks the next era of progress. Unbounded possibilities, infinite frontiers, and exponential growth await. Our best days are ahead.
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I believe advancing the cause of America is to protect liberty and engender progress. We can do both.
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Why can't the government just build roads? Can a compelling vision of America be that people do and make cool things - paying little in taxes - while the government only builds and maintains roads and other basic services (police, fire, ems, courts)?
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Chesa Boudin is interested in "doing good". Having people in politics with an agenda to do good tends to be problematic, given enough time.
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libertarians mad because gov has economies of scale / willing to pay diffuse costs; progressives mad bc our greatest socialist programs were for dunking on enemies (GPS, WWII Full Employment)
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