Libertarianism

(APEX) An equality of all people in the eyes of the law

Food, water, rest, and shade.

No. Guantanamo bay prison does not conform to the laws of the us constitution, the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, or under international law.

we should respect and obey in modern state because to have respect from other from society and from state

None. Michael doesn't want to be associated with the foul mouthed other talk shows on Sirius/XM

If you are talking about a state legislature, it would need to fall under the state's police power. Generally, it would have to be a subject matter which is proper for a state to regulate, be specific enough so people can be alerted to what conduct is prohibited or required, and it cannot interfere with a constitutional right.

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WIND radio station in Chicago dropped The Michael Savage Show for the same reason it dropped Bill Bennett's morning talk show: they are too conservative and the station was afraid they would limit their advertising revenue. I don't think ratings had anything to do with it.

There are multiple definitions of 'liberal' in history, most of which do not match the current American understanding of the term. However, in the modern US usage, liberal generally refers to left-leaning individuals who, while accepting capitalism, support a welfare state and minimum standard of living to individuals. In this sense they are not communist, since being communist requires both direct opposition to capitalism and refusal to reform the system via democratic methods (that is, a communist would not vote for change - they would rebel). Therefore, liberals are not communists.

From previous knowledge, and examples from Slumdog Millionaire, people were doing the normal stuff. Hitler was taking over the world but failed because of D-Day. The Allies also bombed JAPAN. India did not help in the war (or not that my grade 10 history class told me about) so nothing happened on Jan 26 1952. I am listening to Avril Lavishness - What The Hell.

Libertarian theory is a political philosophy that emphasizes individual liberty, personal responsibility, and minimal government intervention in both personal and economic matters. It advocates for free markets, private property rights, and voluntary exchanges, arguing that individuals should have the freedom to make their own choices as long as they do not infringe on the rights of others. Examples of libertarian principles in practice include the advocacy for legalizing drugs, reducing taxes, and opposing government surveillance. Prominent figures in libertarian thought include economists like Friedrich Hayek and political leaders such as Ron Paul.

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Exemption

Plato believed that only philosophers were capable of governing societies.

I would think the humanists do not pray, in a conventional religious sense, since they do not believe in a deity.

Bob Barr, a former U.S. Congressman and Libertarian Party presidential candidate, generally advocates for a separation of church and state, emphasizing individual liberty and personal responsibility. He believes that religious beliefs should be a private matter and not imposed by government. Barr supports the idea that individuals should have the freedom to practice their religion as they see fit, without interference from the state. Overall, his views reflect a commitment to protecting religious freedom while maintaining a secular government.

E-Exceptional N-Needs (Exceptional Needs)

In an democracy, the means do not justify the ends. Even if a certain end is considered beneficial to the country, the people still have to be consulted.

WW1 started in 1915 on the 25th of April. If your talking about when or who declared war first, I think it was Germany but I don't know when.