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Libertarian movement lost a great benefactor
Libertarian movement lost a great benefactor
Eh he talked the talk, but he sure loved to use the government to block private development of wind farms off Martha's Vineyard (which would impact his property) or private solar panels on your roof (the Koch's are believe it or not some of the largest owners of solar and want to own big solar farms for producing and selling your power instead of you owning it yourself locally). He followed the libertarian philosophy when it aligned with his personal interests and used government lobbying and regulation whenever it was convenient. We need real libertarians, not hypocrites.
Eh he talked the talk, but he sure loved to use the government to block private development of wind farms off Martha's Vineyard (which would impact his property) or private solar panels on your roof (the Koch's are believe it or not some of the largest owners of solar and want to own big solar farms for producing and selling your power instead of you owning it yourself locally). He followed the libertarian philosophy when it aligned with his personal interests and used government lobbying and regulation whenever it was convenient. We need real libertarians, not hypocrites.
On the bright side, I'm sure he will get his open boarders in the afterlife.