Philosophy

Singer Cher Flip Flops, Embraces Nationalism With Prospect Of Immigrant Influx 0
- Front Page, Philosophy, Political Opinion
- April 15, 2019
As the old saying goes, be careful what you wish for; you just might get it. It turns out singer and Leftist activist Cher is learning this lesson. Here’s a Twitter timeline that cuts to the point: Those Who Can Must Take a DREAMER In2 Their Home & Protect Them‼️I’m Ready 2 Do This &
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When Clarence Thomas Speaks 0
- Front Page, Philosophy
- March 25, 2019
Kevin Daley Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas did something extraordinary on Wednesday. He spoke. Appearing before the Supreme Court is rather like meeting your spouse’s family for the first time. The questions are relentless, probing and impolite. One hundred questions over the course of an hour-long argument is typical. Attorneys arguing cases can expect an interruption from
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The Libertarian Argument to Both Sides of the Vaccine Debate 0
- Front Page, HEALTH, Philosophy, Political Opinion
- February 12, 2019
It seems like it is impossible to log on to social media nowadays and not see people arguing over whether or not vaccines should be mandatory. Memes poking fun at anti-vaccine parents and children have flooded the internet, and the conversation on this topic has filled the web’s comment sections. So, what is the libertarian view
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5 Jefferson Quotes in Defense of Libertarianism 0
- Front Page, Philosophy
- November 28, 2018
As Libertarians we may all have very different beliefs on the size and scope of government, but I think we can all can agree that both self-ownership and private property rights are fundamental to the preservation of a free and prosperous society and that if government is to exist at all its functions should be
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Vohra Isn’t a Reason to Leave the LP for the GOP 0
- Action for Liberty, Philosophy, Political Opinion, Uncategorized
- January 16, 2018
Last night, this publication ran an article entitled “The Libertarian Party: By Idiots, For Idiots”, from the pretentious and erudite pen-name Publius. Given that I don’t consider myself an idiot, I figured a rebuttal was in order. Now, I’ll be the first to admit that the LP has it’s fair share of flaws. I’ve been
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A Theory of Justice and Civilization 0
- Philosophy
- December 31, 2017
by Ian Tartt “Liberty and justice for all” is a popular phrase in the American lexicon, especially as it is the last line in the Pledge of Allegiance. But what does it mean, and is it an accurate description of the modern US? Most people have some understanding of liberty, but what about justice? Some
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