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Wednesday, May 25, 2011

Small government in the Philippines

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For those of you who are advocates of small government in the Philippines, you might want to join or support this group in Metro Manila.
There are several websites - www.minimalgovernment.net and Facebook.
There is also a group of Ayn Rand supporters in the Philippines; which provides a philosophical base for capitalism, as opposed to the pragmatic or divine arguments which are more typically used as a justification for capitalism....to bad effect. The problem of course is that a bad defense is a weak argument used by critics to erect straw arguments to defeat good arguments. Not very honest of them; but entirely practical from their short-range perspective. i.e Extorting wealth is a little more practical than creating it if you do not consider the long range implications of that compromise of principle. So join this group in the Philippines.

Posted by Andrew Sheldon at 4:36 AM

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GYROVAGO said...

I think the government in the Philippines is small enough, since they do not do anything for the people they are theoretically governing.
We can learn leassons from Singapore, instead of promoting neocon policies in a impoverished country.

May 29, 2011 at 2:22 AM

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