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?
Best & Worst Presidents The Libertarian Republic has produced two short videos detailing the best and worst videos from a perspective of economic freedom and personal liberty. The research was derived from a book by Ivan Eland titled “Recarving Rushmore” and is an attempt to objectively analyze the performance of our presidents on a scale…
The Concept of Self-Ownership Begins At Home by Avens O’Brien Is there a Libertarian parenting style? Does non-aggression begin in the home? People ask me all the time, as a second generation libertarian, what that must be like. People who are raising their own second generation libertarians ask me how my parents dealt with certain…
One day in the hall at Fox News, Judge Andrew Napolitano chased me down and said, “Austin, you’ll never believe what just happened.” “John Bolton just stopped me and said he wants to be on Freedom Watch. He wants to talk about how libertarian he is.” My eyes shot wide open, “Huh? Arch-neocon Ambassador bomb-Iran-into-oblivion…
Reason.TV has a great new video out explaining why when the government does something it thinks is in our best interests it usually gets it wrong. The law of unintended consequences means that there are often outcomes that are not the ones intended by an action. They can be good outcomes, bad outcomes or extremely…
by Aya Katz Have you ever dreamed of being rich? What were those dreams like? What does being rich mean to you? What would you do if you were rich? Would it surprise you to know that there is no universally agreed upon definition of wealth, and that what it means to be rich is a…
It’s the second anniversary since the Occupy Wall Street movement began. CNN Money held a panel featuring Mark Bray, author of the book Translating Anarchy who estimated that around 72% of the people he spoke to at OWS were anarchists. His definition of anarchist was that they rejected compromise with capitalism. While that may…
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