See Roderick Long’s blogpost Left Cop, Right Cop. In my view, this just gives further support for the contention that we libertarians should associate ourselves with neither right nor left. Both are corrupt and statist.
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Agreed. And whenever one is preaching to “legalize” drugs, combine it with an appeal to “legalize” drug testing and private exclusion of dopers, the promiscious, whomever. In other words, Hoppean exclusion.
That’s one way to look at it. But of all the words in that phrase, I would think “cop” is one that’s instrumental to the subtext of corruption and statism.