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Earlier this month the New York Times wondered aloud if the "libertarian moment" had arrived. A good question, to be sure.
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"And we've set sail."
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nest Hancock
Bill Buppert (publisher of ZeroGov.Com) on the militarization of the police (i.e. Ferguson) - Marc Victor (AttorneyForFreedom.Com) on the police state - John Buttrick (United States Magistrate Judge in the District of Arizona) on libertarian issues i
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There is an attempt to change the ground rules of libertarianism through introducing left-leaning attitudes and concepts. Two distinct approaches are in play within this attempt. I applaud one. I will leave the movement if the other prevails.
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There is an attempt to change the ground rules of libertarianism through introducing left-leaning attitudes and concepts. Two distinct approaches are in play within this attempt. I applaud one. I will leave the movement if the other prevails.
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There's a new app in Silicon Valley — conservatarianism.
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Asking questions as Judge Andrew Napolitano did in a recent broadcast on his now cancelled daily show may very well be the reason behind his recent dismissal from Fox. Though specific details are hard to come by because the Judge has yet to give any
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What's the Empire's Agenda? / No, the Police Don't Work for You / Malaysia Air Murder / Death of the Old America
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At the 11th annual PorcFest, technology and freedom romp hand in hand.
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Something's been bugging me about the discussions I see in libertarian circles about class and "privilege."
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What does it suggest when Noah Smith, writing in Bloomberg, calls his critics "9/11 truthers …enslaved by… brain worms?" It suggests he is very worried. He not only thinks the barbarians are at the gate. He thinks his cozy citadel might fall.
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The magician on his new documentary, free-market capitalism and why chiropractors are snake-oil salesmen
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However, the man was Bret Black, who is striving to be the first libertarian to be elected to the Utah House of Representatives, stating on his Facebook page that "if we don't Stand Now! There'll be NOTHING to stand for."
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The Porcupine Freedom Festival is a prickly place.
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Turf war brewing: Libertarian Party proclaims they're the only 'real deal'
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Anti-Discrimination Laws Are Stupid
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Johann von Goethe once wrote, "None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free." Goethe's statement perfectly captures the plight of the American people in our time.
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The Power of the Potential
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Libertarianism, especially when infused with Christianity, is violently rejected in Washington
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We have been cowed, ladies and gentlemen. We have been cowed. We have been branded, herded from one government-selected pasture to another, and compelled to pull the sledges of our unspeakable masters
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Enjoy the pre-release digital versions of the book below. Please sign up for our email list with the form on the left and come back on July 4th for the official release, featuring the print edition, foreign language editions, FREEDOM! shirts, and mor
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With less than two months until early voting begins for the Aug. 26 primary election, Arizona's gubernatorial candidates are working to distinguish themselves.
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"'Don't we all have equal rights to our life, and should we not have equal opportunity to defend that life?' he said. 'I'm … incensed at these gun laws that seemed intentionally devised to disarm the good people of this country.'" And so he "let his
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As dawn breaks over the Gulf of Fonseca, southeast of El Salvador, Patri Friedman sets out for a jog.
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It has long been customary to divide the Republican Party into three “camps”: big business or “Wall Street” Republicans, the religious right and neoconservatives or “national security” Republicans.
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This is my attempt to help temper the rancor I currently see in the liberty community.
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In Part 1 I showed that the arguments against private nuclear weapons (and nuclear devices in general) are faulty. I also intend to show that nuclear technology can be handled safely, without succumbing to the obsession of Safety Über Alles.
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A post I saw in The Independent Political Report gave me an idea for a new theme park…“Workers World”...Instead of merely going and being entertained as spoiled consumers with rides and shows and attractions like Disneyland or Knott's Berry Farm or s
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The zombie genre is great because most of the time the government is already irrelevant to the story. No one understands better than a zombie fan that the phrase “we’re from the government and we’re here to help” is a bad omen
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Be that as it may, for several reasons, my concern has always been that libertarianism is more than just a political movement, and that if some kind of broader culture didn't begin to grow up around it, then it would die. If, however, it became a cul
