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Libertarians Can Make the Most Progress in Local Government
The Libertarian Party needs to focus on a more grassroots approach; getting libertarians in local governments and state legislatures.
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An Appeal to Centrism, How to Better Reflect the Population
As the left and right become more and more radical and continue to polarize the other side, it would seem we need a resurfacing of centrism in politics
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Progressives Are Not for the Common Man
Free college, open borders, and an Apple pass — progressive policy keeps billing the working class it claims to champion.
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5 Political Priorities America Should Have in 2019
From term limits to a withdrawal of some of our nation's troops from the Middle East, here are some key political priorities for America in 2019.
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Psilocybin Mushrooms Are Changing the Way You Die
With groundbreaking research, scientists are proving that psilocybin mushrooms benefit the mental states of people with terminal illnesses.
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Acorn Community: American Anarchism at its Apex
For more than a quarter-century, Acorn Community has thrived in rural Virginia as an example of a society that truly practices anarchism.
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On Degeneracy and the Concept of the Imperative
What role does degeneracy, inherent genetic inferiority, play on the actions and beliefs of serial killers such as Ted Bundy?
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An Introduction to Time Preference: Austrian Economics
The concept of Time Preference is noted as vital to the development of markets and civilization by leaders in the Austrian school of economics.
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The Freedom Caucus: Accountability or Hindrance?
Does the hardline conservative group in Congress known as the Freedom Caucus push accountability in Congress or hinder with its progress?
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Slavoj Žižek Fails to Fully Understand Hierarchies
Slavoj Žižek's views on hierarchies are rooted in Marxism due to his past social standing in Slovenia before the fall of the Eastern Block, creating a flaw.
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Stop and Search: Doing More Harm Than Good?
Police in the United Kingdom spark controversy by bypassing reasonable suspicion and abusing their stop and search powers.
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Xanax Makes Doctors Rich and People More Anxious
Pharmaceutical companies make a killing off Xanax prescriptions, but how helpful are they to patients and at what cost to their safety?
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The Libertarian Party Must Shift from Federal to Local Races
Gary Johnson spent $400,000 to lose; a school-board Libertarian won with 68 percent — the lesson writes itself.
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Don't Be a Jordan Peterson NPC
You can love 12 Rules for Life and still notice Peterson gets postmodernism wrong.
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Make Individualism Great Again
Across the country, we are witnessing a decline of the influence of individualism in our society with the effects of this being purely negative.
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The Big Fat Lie: How Government Caused the Obesity Crisis
By falsely equating dietary fat intake and heart disease, the USDA set the country on a dangerous path towards obesity and diabetes.
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Libertarian Ideals: Unintentional Self-Destruction
In many elections, libertarians' greatest enemies are each other, as they drag each other down for not spreading libertarian ideals or being too pure.
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The Least Immoral and Most Effective Tax
Though all taxes are nothing but a necessary evil to fund essential government programs, this particular tax is less immoral than others.
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Is Democratic Socialism the Way Forward?
The political climate in the United States is shifting, and democratic socialism is gaining more support from younger constituents.
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The Art of Pursuing Knowledge
If we want to continue progressing as a society, we must be able to develop an understanding of different views and opinions.
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The Remarkable Voyage of Officer De Long and the Jeannette
The exploratory voyage of Officer De Long made countless discoveries about the Arctic Ocean and helped to advance our knowledge of this region.
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Libertarians Need to Embrace Bitcoin to Succeed
The only way libertarianism can succeed is if it can sell a short term benefit to the masses.
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Raising the Minimum Wage Will Harm Workers and the Economy
When small businesses must compensate their employees for more than they initially produce, compensation is rendered financially impossible.
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George Mason: The Forgotten Founding Father
Though he did not sign the Constitution, George Mason should be remembered as a hugely influential figure in early American history.