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NOTAS E CITAÇÕES NOS IDIOMAS ORIGINAIS
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“We are a group of Elon University students that meet weekly to discuss ideas
of libertarianism and work to promote the Libertarian Party. ”
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“I continue to work closely with Students For Liberty to build libertarian
groups at high schools and colleges. (I am a member of the Board of Advisors of SFL.)
As part of this effort, members of the SFL board and I have found ways for the LP to
use the many services available from SFL. We must be careful in so doing because we
do not wish to jeopardize the 501c(3) status of SFL.
In addition, I serve as chair of the Student Libertarian Alumni Committee (SLAC).
This organization assists SFL by promoting the organization among libertarians and
helping to raise funds for SFL. ”
8 Students For Liberty provides a number of resources to help students fight for lib-
erty on campus. These include an academic journal, free books for reading groups,
e-leadership webinars, helpful handbooks, protest grants, an alumni network and
much more
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““Classical liberalism” and “libertarianism” refer to that tradition of ethical,
political, legal, and economic thought that places the freedom of the individual at the
center of political concern and that sees that freedom as, in John Locke’s language,
each person’s enjoyment of a “Liberty to dispose, and order, as he lists, his
Persons, Actions, Possessions, and his whole Property, within the Allowance of
those Laws under which he is; and therein not to be subject to the arbitrary Will
of another, but freely follow his own.”
Classical liberals, despite oft en vigorous disagreement among themselves over both
the foundations of liberty and the proper limits on state power, have generally agreed
on the thesis of the presumption of liberty; that is, that it is interference with the
freedom of others that must be justified, and not their free action itself. The exercise
of power requires justification; the exercise of liberty does not.”
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“We urge the repeal of federal campaign finance laws.” […] “We propose the
abolition of the governmental Postal Service. ” […] “We oppose all personal and
corporate income taxation, including capital gains taxes.” […] “We support repeal
of all law which impede the ability of any person to find employment, such as mini-
mum wage laws.” […] “We advocate the complete separation of education and State. 
Government schools lead to the indoctrination of children and interfere with the
free choice of individuals.” […] “We support the abolition of the Environmental Pro-
tection Agency.” […] “We support abolition of the Department of Energy.” […] “We
demand the return of America’s railroad system to private ownership. We call for the
privatization of the public roads and national highway system.” […] “We support an
end to all subsidies for child-bearing built into our present laws, including all welfare
plans and the provision of tax-supported services for children.” […] “We oppose all
government welfare, relief projects, and ‘aid to the poor’ programs. All these govern-
ment programs are privacy-invading, paternalistic, demeaning, and inefficient.” […]
“We call for the privatization of the inland waterways, and of the distribution system
that brings water to industry, agriculture and households.”
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“According to the World Bank, 769 million people lived on less than $1.90 a
day in 2013; they are the world’s very poorest. Of these, 3.2 million live in the Unit-
ed States, and 3.3 million in other high-income countries (most in Italy, Japan and
Spain).[…] // The Oxford economist Robert Allen recently estimated needs-based
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