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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…
by Brian Nichols It’s Constitution Day, which means it’s yet another day for America to celebrate the best darn document a government has ever been based upon. But with that being said, the Constitution is not perfect, and it could definitely use some improvements. So, without further ado… these are the top 5 best ideas…
The French Revolution produced a parade of fascinating characters, many of them deranged by power and vampire-like in their quest for blood. One of the period’s lesser-known figures was Gracchus Babeuf, whose ideas were shelved with his death in 1797 only to reappear decades later in the writings of Karl Marx. Babeuf was, as the…
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump have both claimed they will unite the American state. So who’s the real uniter? The man calling for unified strength or the woman calling for compulsory group love? by Joey Clark I was sitting on the balcony of my father’s fifth floor beach condominium, recovering from the preceding day’s adventure…
Lev Nikolayevitch Tolstoy (1828- 1910), more commonly known as Leo Tolstoy, was a Russian writer and philosopher. Tolstoy was born on a small family estate in Tula, Russia, an industrial city about 100 miles south of Moscow. The fourth of five children, Tolstoy studied law and languages at Kazan University, but he was a poor…
Senator Rand Paul is finally showing his libertarian beliefs by speaking up on the Ninth Amendment We often hear from the likes of Senator Rand Paul talk of the Tenth Amendment that, “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively,…
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