Topic: We should adopt libertarianism

Argument: libertarianism can be dangerous as government intervention is necessary when people make choices that harm themselves or others.

Argument: libertarianism can never work because, eventually, a small group of people will come into power and take charge over everything.

Argument: libertarianism causes so much focus on people making their own decisions that they don't look at the big picture of how those decisions affect society as a whole

Argument: libertarianism cuts out much of the assistance from the government which will harm those that are dependent upon it.

Argument: libertarianism decreases government regulation of industry, which decreases consumer protection in the marketplace

Argument: Libertarianism decreases prices and operating costs by removing corporate regulations.

Argument: Libertarianism decreases taxes, allowing people to have greater control over what they want to use their money on.

Argument: libertarianism decreases the kind of government assistant programs that assist those in dire needs and circumstances, leaving the most vulnerable in need.

Argument: libertarianism disavows government control and allows people to have liberties that have been stifled by the governing body.

Argument: libertarianism does not look out for the people at the bottom and those that need help

Argument: libertarianism does not think about the poor nor how to help them improve their condition

Argument: libertarianism doesn't account for obvious public needs that are better served through collective action rather than each individual competing for resources.

Argument: Libertarianism doesn't work. Government intervention and financing are necessary for so many facets of society - education, health, and safety, to name a few.

Argument: libertarianism ensures personal growth and survival of the fittest, making those in power the most deserved.

Argument: libertarianism focuses on the individual and personal responsibility in making their own decisions

Argument: libertarianism fosters a more equitable and efficient society for all

Argument: libertarianism fosters the best of human beings since it gives them the freedom to dedicate themselves to what they are experts without being tied to fiscal issues or absurd laws

Argument: libertarianism frees citizens and business owners from expensive regulations

Argument: libertarianism give more freedom to the people and cuts out government influence in their lives.

Argument: libertarianism gives too much power to people who might make terrible, uninformed decisions.

Argument: libertarianism gives us real freedom and keeps the government out of our lives

Argument: libertarianism goes against basic and moral principles. adopting libertarianism will undoubtedly lead us to the debacle. the laws will not be respected

Argument: libertarianism hasn't got a structure of one point of view

Argument: libertarianism ignores our historical obligation to systemically marginalized communities.

Argument: Libertarianism increases individual liberties by preventing the government from controlling every aspect of our lives.