Barroso abre divergência em julgamento que trata da regulação das redes sociais
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How do Ancaps/Libertarians feel about Unions?
Are you guys pro union, anti union, or do you just not really care as long as they aren’t connected to the government in any way. submitted by /u/Penis_Guy1903 [link] [comments]
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Minimal government
This group seems to rally around minimal government rather then spontaneous order of markets as a driving principle. If we didn’t hate government so much and each individual participated in the most limited form of governance possible, would they see themselves more collectively? What drives the rabid Individualism of anarcho-capatalism? submitted by /u/CamTak [link] [comments]
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A police chief was accused of paying $100 to rape a teen — and trying to cover it up.
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What Motivates Russian War Making?
Moscow’s behavior in the international realm is that of a conservative and defensive realist great power, far from being a Hitlerish regime bent on global conquest.
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How liberal market economies actually work, versus how most people falsely frame things
+++ The words they say- “Without government, how would everyone get fed?” What they’re effectively imagining and narrowly framing due to how grossly government has stunted markets- “How would markets get people through borscht lines at the factory any faster?!” The correct answer and reframing- “Maybe markets couldn’t do that any better. But maybe markets wouldn’t structure in such a way as to have factory cafeterias be the only place for all the workers to get lunch. Maybe […]
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The Austrian economics institution the Mises Institute advocates for having a market in _how_ (as opposed to _what_) The Law is enforced. Here I made an image summarizing this idea. I would like to hear your feedback on how to improve on this visualization of this free market proposal!
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Brianna Wu and TafTaj: How Have Trans Issues Scrambled Our Politics?
About 0.5 percent of U.S. adults identify as transgender, according to a 2022 UCLA study. Among 13- to 17-year-olds, the figure has grown to about 1.4 percent. That uptick in the youth might help explain why trans issues are playing a growing role in American politics. Registered voters told Gallup pollsters that transgender issues ranked among the least important political issues they considered when weighing their presidential vote—just below climate change. Yet, the Trump campaign spent $65 million […]
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