Similar Posts
Leverage Freedom to Fight Racism
A debate erupted in the liberty movement after Libertarian presidential nominee Jo Jorgensen tweeted out a message claiming it’s not enough to be not racist, but everyone must strive to be actively anti-racist. Putting aside the controversy over what she meant, her tweet raises an interesting question: how should libertarians handle racism? Intuitively, laws punishing…
When the Government Actually Should Actively Fight Greed
We Can’t Afford Another Ford by Dallas Brooks Businesses are serious, rational, and logical entities. If run effectively, they don’t care about public opinion on anything other than their products or services. Ford Motor Company is no different. Sure, they’ll talk about being loyal to their home country from time to time in an…
The Re-Patriarchy of Post-Feminism
Don’t get me wrong. I’m enjoying this immensely. The smug, condescending, self-righteous champions of women’s political nobility, dignity and worth are being paraded in public as the very same manipulative, lecherous, womanizing bounders that their pre-Savior savior, Cuckold Bill, was. And likely still is. The fact that it is now backfiring on them is delicious. …
Why I Reject Both Conservatism And Liberalism
Conservatism And Liberalism Both Lead To Totalitarianism One of my intellectual inspirations Nobel Laureate Friedrich Hayek wrote an essay once titled: “Why I Am Not A Conservative.” In it, he describes the reasoning for his rejecting of the label of a conservative. Hayek saw conservatism as a necessary rejection of modern liberalism at the time…
$30 Trillion National Debt is an Unjust Law to Our Children
Welcome to 2022, the year the U.S. exceeds $30 trillion in National Debt. While the federal government and most citizens simply ignore it, some young person somewhere in the U.S., must be asking who will pay off the massive debt run up by the current generation. Certainly, that is not a discussion within my generation….
Top 10 Great Moments In The History Of American Liberty
#1. The Kentucky and Virginia Resolutions 1798-1799 Drafted between 1798 and 1799, the states of Kentucky and Virginia presented political statements that took the position that the states had the right and duty to declare unconstitutional any act of Congress that were not authorized by the Constitution. These were written in secret by Thomas Jefferson…


17 Comments