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Tag Archives : Libertarianism

Liberty, Morality, and Discrimination

Liberty, Morality, and Discrimination

Posted on April 2, 2015

Lots of people want to impose their values on others.

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We Need Fewer Laws: Over-Criminalization Hurts the Innocent and Empowers Government

We Need Fewer Laws: Over-Criminalization Hurts the Innocent and Empowers Government

Posted on December 11, 2014

Laws should be few, comprehensible, and narrowly focused on protecting life, liberty, and property.

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America’s Libertarian Moment?

America’s Libertarian Moment?

Posted on August 14, 2014

I think libertarianism is the philosophy that best reflects human decency, but I sometimes wonder why libertarians aren’t more persuasive and why there aren’t any libertarian societies. However, maybe there’s a light at the end of the tunnel. I’ve been asked by several readers to comment on the debate about whether America is enjoying a libertarian phase, particularly among […]

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Libertarianism and Human Decency

Libertarianism and Human Decency

Posted on August 5, 2014

Some people confuse being libertarian with being libertine. I’m sometimes asked, for instance, if I’m a libertarian because I want to smoke pot or do other drugs. I respond that I’ve never done drugs and have no desire to use drugs. Then I’m asked if I’m a libertarian because I want to gamble. I respond by saying […]

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From No Government to All Government: How Do You Score on the Circle Test?

From No Government to All Government: How Do You Score on the Circle Test?

Posted on May 16, 2014

It’s not as sophisticated as Professor Bryan Caplan’s Purity Quiz and it doesn’t have the simple elegance of the World’s Smallest Political Quiz, but at least you don’t need to answer any questions to see where you stand in this Venn Diagram that my intern shared with me. We don’t know who created it, but it’s a clever […]

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You Be the Judge: When Should Government Be Allowed to Take Your Children?

You Be the Judge: When Should Government Be Allowed to Take Your Children?

Posted on December 30, 2013

As part of my “You Be the Judge” series, I periodically share stories that presumably create moral quandaries for libertarians and other advocates of limited government and individual liberty. Though I’ve been lax in this regard since my last iteration in the series was about drug legalization back in April. Time to atone for this […]

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Merry Christmas Messages

Merry Christmas Messages

Posted on December 24, 2013

Normal people aren’t thinking about public policy at this time of year, but I’m a libertarian who has decided to fight against big government in Washington, so I’m definitely not normal and I could be a masochist. And since you’re reading this instead of daydreaming about Santa, you’re also not part of the herd. Which […]

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Libertarian Jesus

Libertarian Jesus

Posted on October 27, 2013

Most of my political humor is designed to mock statists. That’s true whether I’m sharing cartoons, videos, jokes, or one-liners. But I also enjoy clever left-wing humor, even when libertarians are the target. Here are examples that tickled my funny bone. A video portraying Somalia as a libertarian paradise. Cartoons on libertarian ice fishing and libertarian lifeguards. […]

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Some Parts of Government Should Be Shut Down Forever

Some Parts of Government Should Be Shut Down Forever

Posted on October 7, 2013

I realize we’re in the middle of a government shutdown and there’s a debt limit deadline rapidly approaching, but I’m not going to write about fiscal policy today. Instead, I’m going to share a story about evil and stupid government policy. I guess you could say this is part of my why-decent-people-should-be-libertarian series. Previous editions […]

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Should American Taxpayers Pay a $1 Billion Bribe to Get Syria to Drop Chemical Weapons?

Should American Taxpayers Pay a $1 Billion Bribe to Get Syria to Drop Chemical Weapons?

Posted on September 26, 2013

Maybe it’s because I have a bit of a old-fashioned moralistic streak to me, but I viscerally object to the notion that good people should pay bad people not to do bad things. That’s why, a few years ago, I didn’t react favorably when the former dictator of Libya asked for several billion dollars per […]

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