Libertarianism
Read these first:
Slavery Never Went Away
Freedom and Democracy: The truth behind the ideology
Taxation is a Protection Tacket
Deriving Anarchy from Equal Rights
My posts debunking the fallacy of collectivism.
The Collective “We”
Theological Noncognitivism applied to Collectivist Principles
Here you can find all my other articles on libertarianism and politics.
Misandry – Is there a War on Men?
The Institutionalization of Violence and Fraud
Faith in Science
Why Advocacy of Gun Control is Elitist, Tyrannical, and Anti-Equality
Gun Control – Does it Work, and What’s the Real Agenda Here?
The Letter Test (of consent in an interaction)
Political Questionnaires Miss the Biggest Question
Why is Theft Wrong Under the Non-Aggression Principle?
Google Censorship
A Libertarian’s Thoughts on Abortion
Libertarian Prepper’s definitions.
The Heroism of Tax Evasion
What would a libertarian school look like?
Predictive Programming in The Hunger Games
Biometric Passports are Evil – how we’re being tagged like criminals
- Self-Defense in the Information Age
- Government Surveillance: How you’re treated as a criminal and what you can do to protect yourself
- Anonymous Browsing: How governments track you in the online world
Don’t steal, the government hates competition.
Is objective morality possible?
Why are there more atheists than anarchists?
What is The Root of All Evil?
Myths about libertarianism
This series is designed to debunk the various myths about libertarianism I see circulating. These misconceptions are powerful memes, espoused on some level by almost everyone, which means that they were implanted culturally by the mass media, and the education system.
I see them all over the place, when talking to people, in forums, or in comments sections on social networks. Wouldn’t it be easier if I could just point people to a particular page debunking a myth, rather than painstakingly describing the same thing over and over?
So here are the myths that will be addressed. Links will be added as the articles are written, and new myths will be added as I encounter them.
Myth #1 – If society were organized along libertarian, voluntary principles, it would be ruled by rich oligarchs wielding titanic corporate power.
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