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Category Archives: Libertarianism
Christianity and Libertarianism with Norman Hor – Video
Posted: November 1, 2014 at 11:42 pm
Christianity and Libertarianism with Norman Hor
How does theology relate to political philosophy? Can a Christian be a libertarian? Should a Christian be a libertarian? How do Christian libertarians deal w...
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Libertarianism in a Nutshell – Video
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Libertarianism in a Nutshell
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Lee Kavangh – Left Libertarianism – Video
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Lee Kavangh - Left Libertarianism
Lee Kavanagh presenting at the first annual Australia and New Zealand Students for Liberty conference on left libertarianism.
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How the Left and Right Strawman Libertarianism: Honest Liberals are Actually Libertarians – Video
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How the Left and Right Strawman Libertarianism: Honest Liberals are Actually Libertarians
Honest liberals are just libertarians. So are honest paleocons. In fact most people are libertarians, which is why the two parties straw man it- if people knew what libertarianism actually...
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Ralph Nader on Clinton vs Rand in 2016 and Libertarianism – Video
Posted: October 28, 2014 at 11:50 am
Ralph Nader on Clinton vs Rand in 2016 and Libertarianism
In this video Luke Rudkowski talks to 5 time independent presidential candidate Ralph Nader about the 2016 elections and the ideas of libertarianism. Check out our 2nd channel http://www.youtube....
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Libertarianism – Politics Video – Video
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Ron Paul & Julie Borowski on Ebola, Drug War and Libertarianism – Video
Posted: October 26, 2014 at 10:41 pm
Ron Paul Julie Borowski on Ebola, Drug War and Libertarianism
Julie Borowski, a policy analyst for FreedomWorks and VOL Contributor, joins former Congressman Ron Paul to discuss various topics including Ebola, the drug war, foreign policy, and how she...
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Prof. Sachs speaks on poverty and mentions that Libertarianism is vulgar. Speaking on the Smiley and – Video
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Prof. Sachs speaks on poverty and mentions that Libertarianism is vulgar. Speaking on the Smiley and
Prof. Sachs speaks on poverty and mentions that Libertarianism is vulgar. Speaking on the Smiley and West show 1/6/12.
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My unusual libertarian journey: How a former outlaw broke the political mold
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Editor's note: Salon has posted numerous critiques of libertarianism. This response was one of several we received offering a different view. (For more of our coverage on the topic, please see here.)
The Koch brothers have marvelous taste in art. That was the first thought that raced across my mind as I strode down the bustling hallway of one of the most secretive and influential buildings in American politics. Slipped against a wall of churning rural winds and rolling wheat fields, Koch Industries the media-christened Death Star of contemporary libertarian insurrection was the last place I ever intended to visit. Six years earlier I was serving time in a West Coast county jail, not defending public choice theory. But trial and error will do strange things to a politically inclined and introspective desperado.
I dont just break the libertarian mold, I napalm it. Im Hispanic. I live below the poverty line. I joined a gang by 15, dropped out of high school by 17, and spent the first half of my 20s playing guitar in a raucous punk band. Yet despite how unconventional my background might seem, it unmistakably epitomizes just how diverse the broader libertarian movement has become over a relatively short burst of time, even as archaic perceptions in the media and public continue to stubbornly linger.
Following my release from jail I enrolled in community college and worked hard to account for misplaced time. Eventually I earned a speech communication scholarship and admittance into a number of highly regarded universities, including my dream school the University of California-Berkeley. It was the moment I had been waiting for. But by the time I procured housing in Oakland, old inclinations began to take hold. I knew that if I remained in California I would either gravitate back toward the violent gang world, or the drug-laden music world, I knew so well.
So I made a drastic decision. At the last minute I instead took up an offer from the most conservative school in the most conservative state in the country Brigham Young University in Utah. The education was superb, but the social setting was difficult. I stood out on campus with all my tattoos. I was irritable because I had agreed to abstain from alcohol and sex. And though students and faculty always treated me with dignity and respect, I sometimes had trouble relating to people.
Eventually I stumbled across a libertarian student group at a separate university across town. From there I attended a number of events, made a few new friends and began perusing literature from prominent free-market philosophers such as Friedrich Hayek, Milton Friedman and Ludwig von Mises all of whom contested everything I thought I knew about Republicans, Democrats and government.
The limited government message appealed to me. I recalled playing in a band and struggling to comply with overbearing tax laws. I remembered serving time with low-level drug offenders convicted under mandatory minimum sentencing laws. I thought back to the Mexican communities I had grown up in and the undocumented immigrants I knew who had been forced into a life of obscurity because of convoluted immigration policies. The assortment of unique experiences I had taken in over time suddenly swiveled full circle.
Within a year I was organizing full time and attending dinners with governors, prominent activists and presidential candidates such as Ron Paul. Eventually I returned to the West Coast to finish school. From there I was introduced to a number of Koch-funded organizations. The opportunities these organizations presented would prove invaluable. As a student, I interned through various summer programs. As a writer, I wrote for various websites and journals. And as a speaker, I spoke to various groups.
The libertarian movement never judged me because of my background. Though I was still rough around the edges, I was embraced and provided with more tools and opportunities to improve myself than I knew what to do with. These organizations not only helped hone my innate abilities, but taught me the value of tolerance and restraint (Im still working on the latter).
Ultimately, libertarianism didnt radicalize me, it moderated me. As a wayward teen I once adored revolutionaries like Che Guevara and took part in violent and destructive protests. I smashed windows of private businesses and helped overturn police cars in my misplaced animosity toward legal constructs and trade. Later I abandoned my progressive leanings and explored conservatism. I supported the war in Iraq and brandished an American flag in a clich spectacle of nationalism and machismo. Like most libertarians, I paddled both ends of the whirling political waters in search of something, anything, that put the puzzle pieces together.
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The Buzz: A vegetarian alternative to the red meat attack
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The Buzz: A vegetarian alternative to the red meat attack
Shawn Steel
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Red meat attacks are as old as politics: Wave something in front of voters that creates a visceral reaction, regardless of its factual nutritional value.
But now Shawn Steel, husband of county supervisor candidate Michelle Steel, has debuted the vegan smackdown.
Steel was in prime form when he gave a talk to the Newport Mesa Tea Party on Aug. 14, displaying his trademark blend of erudition, libertarianism and hyperbole.
But when he came to mentioning Democratic state Senate candidate Jose Solorio, Steel delivered a line that was remarkable even by his standards.
I got nothing against Jose Solorio, but hes a vegan. What a freak! Steel said, drawing chuckles. Thats like a fascist. Thats like ISIS.
Steel, a Surfside resident, is one the states three members on the Republican National Committee and is former chairman of the state GOP. He is backing Solorios opponent, Republican Janet Nguyen.
Solorio brushed aside the dietary assault.
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