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If you're under the age of 40 and you're reading this, chances are very good that your interest in the liberty movement was sparked by three-time presidential candidate and veteran Texas Congressman Ron Paul.
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You can bet your last Ron Paul Dollar (remember those?) that Dr. Paul will be speaking hard truths, bucking the system and standing his ground until the day he dies. Libertarians will likely never find a champion quite like him.
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In a Friday Reason article by Zuri Davis, Davis discusses a conversation she had the day before with Libertarian Party presidential nominee Jo Jorgensen.
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I have a problem.
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Ilya Somin, Angela McArdle, and Francis Menton debate how libertarians should cast their votes in 2020.
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Grant S. comments at the post, This Would Be the Most Dangerous Thing About a Biden Victory in November:
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At the post, Federal Officers in Camouflage in Portland, regular commenter Donxon asks a very important question:
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Based on new documents released by the Treasury Department, The Ayn Rand Institute applied for and received a government handout in the form of a Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan somewhere between $350k and $1 million following the COVID-19 pan
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Ever since the start of the coronavirus crisis, a number of libertarians have taken the position that President Trump and federal officials have mismanaged the crisis.
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Imagine a place where people use silver to pay for goods instead of dollars, taxes don't exist and anyone can carry a gun in public without judgment.
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Imagine a place where people use silver to pay for goods instead of dollars, taxes don't exist and anyone can carry a gun in public without judgment.
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Here are a few points about why "cyberspace," or a computer-mediated network, is more hospitable than physical locations for the kind of "crypto-anarchy" libertarian system I've been describing.
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You're likely aware that I'm a libertarian. But I'm actually more than a libertarian. I don't believe in the right of the State to exist. The reason is that anything that has a monopoly of force is extremely dangerous.
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Nassim Taleb, author of "Skin in the Game," got into a small Twitter feud in which he explained that most investors can't understand the nuances of a cryptocurrency like Bitcoin.
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According to that old aphorism we owe to Thomas Paine: "These are the times that try men's souls."
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For the life of me, I simply cannot understand why some libertarians still support school vouchers. Libertarianism, after all, is about achieving a free society. What do school vouchers have to do with freedom? They are the very antithesis of freedom
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Help the great libertarian Walter Block, now!
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I support a Libertarian movement rather than a party. It's the ideas - and changing them - that will determine things more so than who gets elected.
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Reducing law enforcement requires more than merely cutting and shifting a budget.
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Americans alive today have grown up in what libertarians term a welfare-warfare state.
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This personality said, "Libertarians can't call out a violent mob destroying property and beating old people up. What's the point of us if we can't do that?"
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Why the debate? One would think that based on its uncompromising principle of no initiatory aggression, coupled with a strict adherence to private property rights, this would be a no brainer. After all, a quarantine is akin to kidnapping.
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What surprised me most about discovering libertarianism is the fact that I wasn't living in a free society, as I had been taught all my life.
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Invitees: Dan, Taxation is Theft Behrman, Brian Ellison, Sam Robb, Adam Kokesh and Arvin Vohra
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In his great little book The Law, the 19th-century French libertarian legislator Frederic Bastiat wrote one of the most profound insights on welfare-state socialism ever penned: "The state is the great fictitious entity by which everyone seeks to l
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Imagine life in 1850 America. Even though many people support slavery, there are a some people who are deeply concerned about it and opposed to it.
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Ok, I gave Justin Amash a shot.
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Amash, a persistent critic of President Donald Trump who left the Republican Party to become an independent last July 4, was facing a competitive reelection campaign in his 3rd District of Michigan, a state whose straight-ticket ballot option disfavo
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David Burns emails: My biggest problem with libertarians today is that we are not doing a very good job of listening to the concerns of the masses. I am not saying we should be joining them in panic. I am saying we may be a little oblivious to how p
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As I continue to emphasize, there is only one way out of the deadly coronavirus morass -- a free-market healthcare system. A genuine free-market healthcare system -- one in which healthcare and the state are totally separated -- one in which the g
