economics Archives - The Libertarian Republic

What Are The Top 5 Most Libertarian Games of 2018?0
- Front Page, Political Opinion
- December 8, 2018
Now that we’ve gotten through the majority of the winter season games releases, we have a good idea of the roster of games that have come out over the past year. 2018 was certainly a big one, with many AAA releases coming out and several new indie darlings popping up! With so many new releases,
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5 Reasons Libertarians Will Never Win an Election 0
- Front Page, Political Opinion
- November 27, 2018
According to a 2017 Gallup Poll, 60% of Americans believe America is in need of a third party to challenge Republicans and Democrats. This isn’t new though. According to the poll data, these results have been unchanged since 2013. Since 2003, the poll has fluctuated from 40% and higher. The question becomes, if America wants
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5 Quotes Thoroughly Debunking “Democratic” Socialism From Ludwig von Mises 0
- Front Page, Political Opinion
- November 26, 2018
Have a friend who constantly says, “it’s not socialism, it’s DEMOCRATIC socialism?” The next time you hear that, try this on them, “it’s not Nazism… it’s DEMOCRATIC Nazism.” Ludwig von Mises was an Austrian-American economist whose seminal work Human Action is the backbone for modern libertarian views. As a Jew in Austria, Mises fled Europe
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A Private Railroad in Florida?0
- Economics of Liberty, Headline News
- December 8, 2017
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Dries Van Thielen According to Statists, the free market is unable to provide railroads. In my country – Belgium –political advisors are elected to the board of the railroad monopoly. However, Brightline, a privately-funded railroad project in Florida, will soon compete with the subsidized Amtrak monopoly. Yesterday (December 4), a
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The NFIP Risks Lives, Property, and Stability in the Name of Compassion 0
- Economics of Liberty, Free Style, Political Opinion
- September 10, 2017
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: Should we, through government, encourage rebuilding major population centers in the most high risk areas of the country? Especially in areas that are prone to hurricanes, which are more predictable and frequent than earthquakes near fault lines, less random than tornadoes, and not minimized rather than maximized by development itself
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Artificial Intelligence Is A Government Program 1
- Gov't Incompetence, Political Opinion, Science & Skepticism
- July 28, 2017
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Joshua Dietz Like welfare, green technology, and Katy Perry, artificial intelligence is a government program. But what exactly does that mean? Essentially, taxpayer money is funneled into the hands of a select group of corporatists, thus protecting them from the vicissitudes of the free market. Thanks to all the
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