The Social Justice Discussion

Monday August 27th 2007, 10:17 pm
Filed under: Culture, Philosophy, Religion, Freedom, Politics

Derek Staffanson at A Liberal Mormon has completed his three part series on the topic of Social Justice.

Post 1: The Need To Help The Poor - We need to help the poor. We don’t usually do that. That is a problem.

Post 2: The Moral Conservative Criticism of Social Justice - Conservative hypocrisy supports little basis for a moral criticism of social justice…whether publicly enforced or privately donated.

Post 3: The Libertarian Criticism of Social Justice - Libertarians are against enforcing social justice through use of government’s guns…they should make louder and more frequent arguments for private charity or else get out of the way of government efforts at social justice.

Go check out his thoughts and join the discussion. Major props to Derek for all the thought and excellent writing skills he expended on this effort!


3 Comments »

  1. WE NEED PRIVATE CHARITY!!! WE NEED PRIVATE CHARITY!!! WE NEED PRIVATE CHARITY!!! WE NEED PRIVATE CHARITY!!! WE NEED PRIVATE CHARITY!!! WE NEED PRIVATE CHARITY!!! WE NEED PRIVATE CHARITY!!! WE NEED PRIVATE CHARITY!!! Is that loud and frequent enough for the government will get out of the charity business?

    Comment by Daniel — August 28, 2007 @ 1:06 am

  2. Daniel,

    You’ve now fulfilled the requirements to be a good generous libertarian. Congratulations :-)

    Comment by Jeremy Manning — August 28, 2007 @ 7:36 am

  3. Yes, but I haven’t fulfilled the individual requirements of a good generous Mormon to help my fellow man.

    Comment by Daniel — August 28, 2007 @ 7:37 am

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