The national debate and political proposals and policies seem to focus primarily on firearms, cannabis, sugar, salt, and calories, opioids, and tons of other nutritional labeling regulations while giving the nation’s most dangerous substances a pass.
“if you vote in North Dakota, you may forfeit hunting licenses you have in other states. If you want to keep your out-of-state hunting licenses, you may not want to vote in North Dakota.”
Since the Republican Party is significantly more pro-freedom than the Democratic Party, argues Klein, the existence of the Libertarian Party is detrimental to the primary goal of its members.
Many Americans believe that the US is the freest – and therefore the greatest – nation in the world. If you asked these proud Americans what specifically separates the US from the rest of the world, they might reply that in the US, citizens maintain their natural rights to own real property.
“Crazy people shouldn’t have guns! Do you believe that they should?!” In addition to authoritarians and others who hate or misunderstand firearms, many others often ask this question.
In a free market – an economy not controlled by politicians – every individual would be free to do whatever they wanted, as long as they didn’t physically harm a person or damage or steal their property (murder, rape, auto theft, etc.) Without government officials distorting the economy, any person Read more…
The political left in the US is pushing to make the US more like nations that are almost totally homogeneous/barely diverse. How is it that they keep a straight face when calling people on the right ‘racist xenophobes’?
The next time that you find yourself driving on the highway, try to obey the speed limit. If you live in New Hampshire like I do, this probably means that you’ll be driving slower than 70 MPH. I guarantee that you’ll be passed by nearly every single driver. Technically, they are Read more…
Libertarians, by their very nature, believe that each individual ought to take complete responsibility for their own actions and for their own destinies.
In the 1700s, the United States of America separated from Britain. In the 1800s, slavery was outlawed. In the 1900s, women were granted the right to vote. In the 2000s, could mandatory taxation be abolished?