The Appeal to Humanity Fallacy
The article argues that appeals to humanity are rhetorical tricks that hide who is included and excluded, and that genuine care must be specified for each individual rather than claimed for an abstract whole.
The article argues that appeals to humanity are rhetorical tricks that hide who is included and excluded, and that genuine care must be specified for each individual rather than claimed for an abstract whole.
Argues libertarian left is structurally impossible, since left economics requires state coercion that breeds bureaucracy, leaving only the libertarian right able to protect liberty through a free market.
Argues that all socialist and welfare-state systems require locking citizens in through taxes, pensions, and capital controls, while markets assume freedom of movement and treat people as free agents who choose where to live and invest.