I'm apparently an "Australian Libertarian blogger" ...and that suits me fine.
The Australian Libertarian blog has a poll asking who is the best "Australian libertarian solo-blogger".
As the note before the poll says, "This is a good opportunity for you to check out some Australian libertarian blogs that you might not have checked out before. If you haven’t visited Fleeced, Pommygranate, Double Think or Real World Libertarian before, then go have a look..."
There is also a link to my IPA colleague's blog ChrisBerg.org.
I image Luke and others would be horrified to know that Graeme Bird is currently topping the poll!
So go vote for us: http://alsblog.wordpress.com/2007/05/24/als-poll-best-blogger/
Gal-who? Sorry, never heard of him. Or have I? 🙂
Seariously, gaz-man, what do you think I can learn for that guy who Friedman once famously referred to as "not a bad economist, for a writer".
John and Jen, check out Galbraith for a start.
http://world.std.com/~mhuben/faq.html#philosophy
I suspect Gazza is in search of absolutes? And what do they say about absolute power ...
Can anybody work out what gazza is talking about?
Is he saying he can't understand what libertarianism means, or just that he disagrees with it?
And what does a definition of libertarianism have to do with high aspirations?