is a happily married father-of-two health-care professional who had always considered himself a conservative. It took him the better half of two decades and the experience of living in four different welfare states to realize his libertarian leanings: the midwifes of this moral and philosophical rebirth were the likes of Thomas Paine, Thomas Jefferson, John Locke and Frederic Bastiat. <\/p>\n
Lamenting the epidemic lack of self-ownership and self-responsibility in the West, he began to write this blog in 2011. For years, his family, as well as his colleagues and employees had bravely shouldered the burdens of his sometimes incoherent ranting and rambling about political and social issues from a libertarian perspective. Now it was the time to make others suffer too. <\/p>\n
Almost a year later, he has amassed both encouragement from fellow-libertarians, as well as death-threats and malediction from statists, to continue spreading the idea of liberty ever so much more vigorously. <\/p>\n
Some of the ideas and opinions expressed in this blog might not resonate with other libertarians. And so, it just might spark a lively debate. However, whenever you find yourself in disagreement, remember the immortal words of Thomas Jefferson: If it neither picks (your) pocket, nor breaks (your) leg , dont let it bother you ! Its an exercise of Freedom of Expression and Opinion, and therefore an exercise in libertarianism itself. <\/p>\n
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