Electing
libertarians
The liberty movement's best inter-party
electoral strategy is to run Libertarian candidates for local offices and
libertarian Republicans for state and federal offices. (11/22)
Facebook
activism
Tagging a boat-load of people in
politically charged photos is no way to grow the liberty movement. A much
better (and less annoying) alternative for reaching those less politically
inclined is benignly commenting on current events and the unfortunate people
being hurt by the event or policy. (11/25)
Violence
against women
The amount of domestic and sexual
violence committed against women is unacceptable. That's why I support women
who practice their 2nd Amendment right. A person's liberty is no less at stake
when attacked by an individual instead of the state. (11/27)
Thanksgiving
Let's count our blessings that human
ingenuity, the market economy, and voluntary cooperation have raised our
overall standard of living and our ability to survive in what was once untamed
wilderness. Now we have Internet, heating, running water, and the closest thing
to Indian fighting these days is the day we all pig out and pretend there was
no Indian fighting. (11/28)
JFK
I've really enjoyed seeing all the
libertarian tributes to JFK on the Internet recently. He had his faults, but
using his more liberty-friendly quotes to promote our libertarian views is a
GREAT way to reach out to the left. (11/29)
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Adapted Gadsden flag image is in the public domain and was retrieved from Wikimedia Commons.
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