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    proclaim a doctrine of self-ownership--i.e. the right to use one's body and resources as one sees fit so long as one does not interfere with the rights of others to do the same.” There are a lot of events that happened in the novel that show a libertarian way of life. One example from the novel that I think can support the idea or concept of libertarianism is how the people in the novel lived their life. The reason I think that how they lived their life can support that is…

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    where he sits on a lone horizontal line. Use of the single left-right scale makes impossible a satisfactory description of libertarian (and classical- liberal) attitudes toward government. Libertarians oppose not only government direction of economic affairs, but also government meddling in the personal lives of peaceful people. Does this opposition make libertarians “rightists” (because they promote free enterprise) or “leftists” (because they oppose government meddling in people’s…

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    double standard when it comes to medical contraceptives that not even a Libertarian Paternalism policy, passed by the government, can prevent that socialization. The policy that was passed, requiring health insurance plans to cover all FDA approved contraceptives with no co-pay, follows the structure of libertarian paternalism (Birth Control Huge Impact on Life….). The government is often the most important applicator of libertarian paternalism which, according to Richard Thaler and Cass…

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    Citizens in United States have a love hate relationship with government. As mentioned in the slides on American Political Culture, most people fear the government but call government for help when disaster strikes. Overtime, business are mostly owned by citizens, and they feel that government will gets in the way of profit and making so much profit from them by taxes. During the great depression, citizens called the governments for help, and the government gave many opportunities for citizens.…

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    Silk Road Summary

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    The Silk Road was an anonymous online marketplace that was created in 2011 that engaged mainly in the sale of illegal items, such as fake IDs and hard drugs. The site uses Tor to anonymize transactions and make the locations of computers using the site nearly impossible to locate. A study down from 2011 to 2012 showed that the most popular drug on the site was marijuana, which accounted for 13.7% of drug sales, which the second most popular item being the broad category of “drugs,” which…

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    outside of the power of will, while libertarianism believes in the theory that we are truly free in our choices. They also disagree on the idea of responsibility; determinist does not believe we can be responsible when we have no free will, while libertarians think differently. Although determinism and libertarianism have little to none in common, compatibilism can bring them together. The way that free will is compatible with determinism is called compatibilism. Although compatibilism…

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    Concept Of Ideology

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    Answer 4 of the following, in 250-500 words. 1. Review the history of the concept of ideology. Ultimately, do you agree with the statement, “ideologies provide valuable functions but can also blind their host” I do personally believe that ideologies help different functions in everyday life, but they can also hinder some aspects as well; especially those who may be stubborn and unwilling to keep an open mind in life. The reason that I see ideologies hard to deal with is because people use them…

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    Nozick's Argument Analysis

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    Under libertarianism, the greatest threat to an individual comes from the limitations set up by the government. Libertarians believe that certain laws restrict and invade people’s rights. In, “Anarchy, State and Utopia” by Robert Nozick, he developed a libertarian political philosophy called the entitlement theory. Here he argued that the minimal state, a state that is limited to the enforcement of contracts and the protection of individuals, is the only state that can be justified, and anything…

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    Ideologies in the Mirror According to the political compass test we were assigned to take, I am a left libertarian; both my economic and social beliefs fell left of the scale. Given what I know about ideologies thus far, I 'm not surprised by these results. I 've often tended to side with more liberal sides of debates and have taken a few of these tests before in previous history classes. Whenever I do take tests like these, I often reflect back on why I hold the views that I do. Most of these…

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    also successes that should not be ignored. Just as the Tea Party and Christian Right are attempting to drive the GOP agenda, there is a Libertarian faction within the party that has done well connecting with Millennial voters. In the 2012 Republican primaries, an entrance poll found that 48 percent of voters under 30 supported Rand Paul, a predominantly Libertarian leaning Republican (Dixon 7). It also should be noted that the Democratic Party does not have a solid grip on the Millennial…

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