let’s make a little bit more politically correct. my questions are:
1. can we quantify/qualify evilness?
2. can we categorize them?
3. should we add human intentions in the equations or just judge from the results/consequences of evil actions?
4. if evil is quantifiable, are we permitted to commit a lesser one to avoid a larger evil?
5. how subjective is evil?
6. who pays?
What you said is just an ideal that’ll never be achievable.
The theorems gdb told me give me ideas.
Perhaps libertarian party can pinpoint something BOTH parties are against.
What about,
Legalization of prostitution
Legalization of Marijuana
Eliminate Public School
As GDP said, the median vote theorem only works when issues are not single dimensional. If BOTH parties hate something, there is a second dimension at least.
Just find an issue both sides hate. Put libertarian position in a way that it’ll steal votes from parties that are least libertarian. A small parties with small number of people can stir the world. Ask Jews 