All Posts Tagged With: "intensity of preferences"
I Won’t Vote!
Whenever I reveal my steadfast insistence on not voting, most people look at me as if I just admitted to slaughtering my dogs for dinner. Maybe it’s not illegal, say those looks, but it sure as heck is unseemly and irresponsible. Fancying myself to be a morally upright person, I obviously don’t believe that not [...]
1Apr2008 | Donald J. Boudreaux | 13 comments | Continued-
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