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Economics overlaps with philosophy a fair deal. Milton Friedman, for example, supported gay marriage, which isn't much of an economical position to take.
Supply and demand. Enough said.
I know you have heard this before...
They are libertarians. But I don't see how they're philosophers.
By that same logic, Watson and Crick are philosophers. Friedman and Murphy are economists - they're social scientists. Not every form of technical thinking qualifies as philosophy.
I think Lysander Spooner is the best. He's an individualist anarchist, but that's still under the umbrella term "libertarian".
He quit.
He's still alive. No lung cancer.
20 cigarettes in a pack.
So 20 for me (varies with activities), 140 for that other dude.
I consider minarchists too moderate, but still say they are libertarian. However, Ayn Rand had way to many authoritarian sympathies and hated...HATED...anarchism.
Ayn Rand advocated for egoist-esque philosophy, and minimal libertarianism. She is not a good example of libertarianism.
Your sin taxes are criminal.
Here, now, they are a tad under $5. So that's $5 for me. Probably back when the dude smoked 7, they were $2.50 or so. So $17.50 for him.
Not the $512 you are talking about.
140? How long does a cigarette take to smoke? 5 minutes?
Could someone enlighten me -- I lost track? Are you talking about weed or tobacco?
I don't see how Ayn Rand is any less libertarian than Milton Friedman?
According to her libertarianism is her worst enemy. So I don't think that would make her a libertarian, does it?
Ayn Rand didn't like libertarians because she thought they were unprincipled. In her view, she had presented a rigorous philosophy (Objectivism), and the libertarians of her day had no philosophical basis for their beliefs.
I don't see how Rand was politically any different than mainstream minarchism or mainstream libertarianism?
Cigarettes are tobacco.
Yeah, 5 minutes or so. Depends on how much you talk, how much you puff and how long your drags are. When I take a cigarette break with Tonya, for example, she likes talking. So I can smoke two by the time she finishes.
It's less of politics and more of the fact that because she brought egoism into capitalism, she gives capitalism a bad name.
Well, I would say both of them are extremely moderate, and Friedman is preferable because he isn't used to bash all systems of capitalism.
Alright. That's interesting.
I just lost track on how the discussion went from marijuana to tobacco. But, whatever. :)
You (usually) smoke both.
You can vape marijuana. Which makes it much safer and nicer to use.
I've seen a video of a guy smoking a cigarette on one drag. That's crazy. Provably not very healthy either. :P
I've seen those too. Smoking in general is not very healthy.
That's why vaping weed is so great.
I assumed we were talking about weed (you're looking anywhere from £250-300 for an ounce of decent quality). I hadn't even factored the cost of the tobacco into the equation.
Cigarettes you're looking about £8-9 for a 20 deck, depending on brand. So up to maybe £63 a day for your mate. Still pretty expensive for a drug with few interesting effects, but not quite so mental.
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lol @ the who's a reel lolbertarian circle jerk
I'm the only real libertarian in this region.
I need a drink that will make me wasted but on which I won't puke (i.e not vodka ). Any ideas, feel free to share.
Weed.
I usually puke on weed.
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