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Jeff's avatar

Thanks for this, it was a good read, and thank you for rescuing Burke from Kirk’s version of him. The Edmund Burke you describe has become one of my political touchstones. I’d politely point out though that Georgian London wasn’t built by people doing as they pleased. The Building Acts of the 1700s set building standards, mainly for fire safety, and in 1774 sorted houses into rates with set specifications. That’s a big reason London’s terraces look so uniform, and in Bath and Brighton the conditions in building leases did a similar job. If you think about it, that actually supports your argument, as these were rules rather than prescribed outcomes. But that same pre-1947 freedom also gave us back-to-backs and interwar ribbon development, which is one of the reasons the 1947 Act came in. In other words, I’d be careful about judging the whole system by the bits of it that were worth keeping.

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Els Llibertaris, mal anomenats, son els Creadors del Sistema Anarquiste-Lliberal, no necesseriament creuen en el Mercat Lliure, el Sistema de mercat Lliure es una enganyifa dels Mateix Sistema Capitalista, el

qual per la mateixa aparicio ha de dsapareixer, per ell mateix La Economia de Lliure mercat que segueiixen els pensadors clasics no te prou principi reglat es un desordre dins de un Ordre,mal entes lamillor manera que la Humanitat avançi sense clases de cap tipus es pot produir quan el Llibertaris ben entes te i estableix les seves propies regles de inici.