The Libertarian Republic today wants to share with you an infographic detailing your constitutional rights during a traffic stop. Our friends at Minick Law have you covered, and want you to learn these important tips so you can flex your rights as an American citizen.
“I came in like a wrecking ball…” HONOLULU, HI – One Hawaii State lawmaker Tom Brower is taking a sledgehammer to his home state’s homeless problem. Brower scours streets and parks in his district looking for carts that are out in the open to smash with his hammer. “I find abandoned junk, specifically shopping carts and…
They didn’t adhere to objective morality! The AP is reporting that a Russian man was shot when a philosophical debate over Kant’s “Critique of Pure Reason” devolved into violence. Police in Rostov-on Don said two young men were discussing Kant’s ethics when they decided to throw both ethics AND reason out the window and go…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: by Ian Tartt Libertarians have a reputation for being “atomistic”. Those who attach this label to libertarians assume that they think the individual is all that matters or that cooperation is unnecessary. Let’s take a look at some problems with that type of thinking. When libertarians talk about…
When a Republican group asked Mark Cuban to come speak at an event, the very first thing he did was to attack not only the Republican Party, but parties in general. “Why does anybody join a political party anymore? It’s not the 1800s, when you needed to assemble. It’s not the 1900s, where you almost…
What does it mean to be a constitutional libertarian? Ever heard of minarchy before? Probably not. But if you’ve ever debated an anarchist, and felt like they had an incomplete understanding of the basics of force, fraud, life, liberty, or property, then this list is for you. #1. Rights are guarantees A right is something…
What have we learned America? Judge Napolitano’s 9/11 soliloquy was set to animation in a beautiful minute-long video that asks the question: What have we learned since 9/11? Are we stronger or better off than we were on that day? Or are our constitution and our civil liberties weaker?