... you're willing to accept a free life.
Don't think free beer, think free software. In a libertarian society, you have the freedom to determine what happens to you.
Government grants (welfare, healthcare, et al), whether to individuals or corporations are designed to remove risk from life and create a predictable society where everyone is the same because everyone has the same things as everyone else.
Screw that! I want to be different. Libertarian thought encourages diversity in all things because it encourages being an individual, albeit a *responsible* individual.
So... if you want to be coddled from cradle to grave, removed from the risks of freedom, vote for Gore, Bush or Nader. If you want to be free, vote for Browne.
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... you're willing to accept a free life. Don't think free beer, think free software. In a libertarian society, you have the freedom to determine what happens to you. Government grants (welfare, healthcare, et al), whether to individuals or corporations are designed to remove risk from life and create a predictable society where everyone is the same because everyone has the same things as everyone else. Screw that! I want to be different. Libertarian thought encourages diversity in all things because it encourages being an individual, albeit a *responsible* individual. So ... if you want to be coddled from cradle to grave, removed from the risks of freedom, vote for Gore, Bush or Nader. If you want to be free, vote for Browne.
Arne Carlson was not a write-in vote. He *was* on the ballot. He was just not the endorsed candidate.