A Libertarian View of Welfare

[Chris]

Oh, my, it's so cruel!

[Common Sense]

I have respect for actual libertarians...the Cato institute types not as much.

They do make some good points. I just disagree with their premise. There has to be a way to find a middle ground.

[Bob]

I agree with the panel talking to John Stossel

Thanks for exposing it.

[Bob]

I have respect for actual libertarians...the Cato institute types not as much.

They do make some good points. I just disagree with their premise. There has to be a way to find a middle ground.

Must be why you live in Canada.

[Common Sense]

Must be why you live in Canada.

Oh I'm sorry, I didn't know you lived in a country run by libertarians.

[Chris]

I have respect for actual libertarians...the Cato institute types not as much.

They do make some good points. I just disagree with their premise. There has to be a way to find a middle ground.

What basic premise do you disagree with and how?

[Common Sense]

What basic premise do you disagree with and how?

That without government, stuff just sorts itself out.

But I do agree with some of their points...I do agree that while things like welfare do good, there is an argument to make that it breeds dependance.

[Chris]

That without government, stuff just sorts itself out.

But I do agree with some of their points...I do agree that while things like welfare do good, there is an argument to make that it breeds dependance.

Without government, society sort stuff out, naturally.

[Bob]

Oh I'm sorry, I didn't know you lived in a country run by libertarians.

Apology accepted.

[decedent]

Without government, society sort stuff out, naturally.

Spontaneous order only happens with good governance... preferably Republican.