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The reason is that the economic reality of the creation of black markets isn't the reason most liberals support the legalization or decriminalization of many controlled substances. That is a largely secondary issue raised by libertarians. Most liberals go no further than the restrictions being an affront to social freedoms.

 

Likewise, without a tendency to examine the economic causality of their positions in general, liberals seek gun control simply because they see it as a soulution to gun crime but lack libertarian allies on this front from whom they can borrow a reasonable argument.

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The reason is that the economic reality of the creation of black markets isn't the reason most liberals support the legalization or decriminalization of many controlled substances. That is a largely secondary issue raised by libertarians. Most liberals go no further than the restrictions being an affront to social freedoms.

 

Likewise, without a tendency to examine the economic causality of their positions in general, liberals seek gun control simply because they see it as a soulution to gun crime but lack libertarian allies on this front from whom they can borrow a reasonable argument.

 

but even then, having guns is a social freedom.... but they change the rules? why?

 

isnt this obvious?

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but even then, having guns is a social freedom.... but they change the rules? why?

 

isnt this obvious?

Liberals tend not to view ownership as a social freedom, but instead a privlidge granted by law, unlike their views human actions undetrimental to others. Edited by TakeYouToTasker
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