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: Crime & FederalismQuick Thought on Libertarian Paternalism
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Those opposed to libertarian paternialism should spend some time talking to people with sub-100 IQs. Seriously. Try explaining a basic concept like Pythagora's theorem to someone who is as smart as half of the population. (Relatedly: I tell my liberal friends, mostly Ivy-league grads, that they should go teach at a rural junior college before spouting off that everyone is capable of obtaining a college education.) It's amazing what one learns about humanity when one actually engages humans.It's probably not a coincidence that libertarians are smarter than average. People tend to find a morality that suits them. The rest is artiface. If you're smart but physically frail, you might be a libertarian."Your rights end at the bridge of my nose...continue to full postFull post as published by Crime & Federalism on July 29, 2009 (boomark / email).
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