Libertarian Prepper

The world divides politically into those who want people to be controlled, and those who have no such desire.

Apr
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Six Reasons libertarians SHOULDN’T reject the Non-Aggression Principle

Category: libertarianism, philosophy, politics 10 Comments

I saw in my Google+ stream multiple shares of an article recently written by Matt Zwolinski, over at libertarianism.org. In his article, the author gave six reasons why he thought the Non-Aggression Principle should be rejected by libertarians. I was curious, so I decided to read it and then give my rebuttal. A note on

Apr
1

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All Politicians Simultaneously Resign

Category: fiction, libertarianism 2 Comments

As a freak burst of radiation from the sun hit the earth last Sunday, sociopaths around the world, many of them politicians, suddenly regained a sense of empathy as the anterior insular cortex area of their brain began working properly again. On Monday morning, thousands of politicians around the world woke up to the

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Mar
27

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Why women should be treated equally when it comes to the draft

Category: libertarianism, misandry, politics Leave a Comment

I think the government shouldn't discriminate against women when drafting people for war. Let me clarify, I don't think the draft is a good idea - in fact, it's one of the most immoral forms of slavery in existence, and should be abolished immediately. But while it exists, it should be equally applied to everyone,

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Mar
22

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How to Make an Informed and Resposible Decision about Gun Control

Category: libertarianism, politics Tags: Leave a Comment

Alright. Let's say you're sitting on the fence. Or perhaps you've made up your mind but you're fairly open-minded about these things and you're willing to change your opinion if confronted by a good argument supported by data. What should your first port of call be to make an informed decision? First, let's look at some

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Feb
4

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Why aren’t more libertarians using Bitcoin?

Category: economics, libertarianism, money, politics Tags: , , , , , Leave a Comment

Why the Austrian opposition to Bitcoin? Value is subjective. The subjective theory of value is one of the basic discoveries of Austrian Economics. Every human being has their own value scale, and this enables voluntary, mutually consensual transactions to be win-win for every party involved. When two goods are voluntarily

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