From: whir@csd4.csd.uwm.edu (Rick Allard)
Subject: Libertarian Party Platform -- outline and exactly how to get it
Organization: nil
Distribution: usa
Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1992 00:56:50 GMT


The file is about 1800 lines and takes, as the instructions show that
follow this outline, less than 10 seconds to transfer.



                          TABLE OF CONTENTS
 
Statement of Principles
 
I. Individual Rights and Civil Order
  1. FREEDOM AND RESPONSIBILITY
  2. CRIME
  3. VICTIMLESS CRIMES
  4. SAFEGUARDS FOR THE CRIMINALLY ACCUSED
  5. JUSTICE FOR THE INDIVIDUAL
  6. JURIES
  7. INDIVIDUAL SOVEREIGNTY
  8. GOVERNMENT AND MENTAL HEALTH
  9. FREEDOM OF COMMUNICATION
  10. FREEDOM OF RELIGION
  11. THE RIGHT TO PROPERTY
  12. PROTECTION OF PRIVACY
  13. GOVERNMENT SECRECY
  14. INTERNAL SECURITY AND CIVIL LIBERTIES
  15. THE RIGHT TO KEEP AND BEAR ARMS
  16. CONSCRIPTION AND THE MILITARY
  17. IMMIGRATION
  18. DISCRIMINATION
  19. WOMEN'S RIGHTS AND ABORTION
  20. FAMILY LIFE
  21. CHILDREN'S RIGHTS
  22. AMERICAN INDIAN RIGHTS
  23. THE WAR ON DRUGS
 
II. Trade and the Economy
  1. THE ECONOMY
  2. TAXATION
  3. INFLATION AND DEPRESSION
  4. FINANCE AND CAPITAL INVESTMENT
  5. GOVERNMENT DEBT
  6. MONOPOLIES
  7. SUBSIDIES
  8. TARIFFS AND QUOTAS
  9. PUBLIC UTILITIES
  10. UNIONS AND COLLECTIVE BARGAINING
 
III. Domestic Ills
  1. ENERGY
  2. POLLUTION
  3. CONSUMER PROTECTION
  4. EDUCATION
  5. POPULATION
  6. TRANSPORTATION
  7. POVERTY AND UNEMPLOYMENT
  8. HEALTH CARE
  9. RESOURCE USE
  10. AGRICULTURE
  11. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEATH ACT (OSHA)
  12. SOCIAL SECURITY
  13. POSTAL SERVICE
  14. CIVIL SERVICE
  15. ELECTION LAWS
 
IV. Foreign Affairs
 
 A. Diplomatic Policy
  1. NEGOTIATIONS
  2. INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL AND FOREIGN INVESTMENTS
  3. HUMAN RIGHTS
  4. WORLD GOVERNMENT
  5. SECESSION
 
 B. Military
  1. MILITARY POLICY
  2. PRESIDENTIAL WAR POWERS
 
 C. Economic Policy
  1. FOREIGN AID
  2. INTERNATIONAL MONEY
  3. UNOWNED RESOURCES
 
 D. International Relations
  1. COLONIALISM
  2. FOREIGN INTERVENTION
  3. SPACE EXPLORATION
 
V. Omissions
 





(Ftp etiquette suggests you do this during non-working hours.)

% ftp think.com
Connected to think.com.
220 early-bird.think.com FTP server (SunOS 4.1) ready.
Name (think.com:): anonymous
331 Guest login ok, send ident as password.
Password:          [use your e-mail address here]
230 Guest login ok, access restrictions apply.
ftp> cd public/pub
250 CWD command successful.
ftp> cd libernet
250 CWD command successful.
ftp> cd LP
250 CWD command successful.
ftp> ls
200 PORT command successful.
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README
README~
candidate-list-1990
cv91comm.txt
election-1990.LP
election-1990.detail
election-1990.summary
libertarian-bylaws-1992.txt
libertarian-bylaws-1992.txt.Z
libertarian-platform-1990
libertarian-platform-1990.Z
libertarian-platform-1992
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suggested-bibliography
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ftp> get libertarian-platform-1992
200 PORT command successful.
150 ASCII data connection for libertarian-platform-1992 (129.89.7.4,3340) (88491 bytes).
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local: libertarian-platform-1992 remote: libertarian-platform-1992
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ftp> bye
221 Goodbye.
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