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The Case Against Title IX in Athletics
Though Title IX was made with good intentions, the implementation has been poor, resulting in many popular men's sports teams being cut.
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Is Britain Still a Free Country Today?
Though Britain was once a free and prosperous country, it has become increasing Orwellian in recent years as surveillance and government spending increase.
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Democracy Is a Threat to Individual Liberty
Democracy is flawed when it comes to protecting the rights of the individual, but is successful in restricting those rights.
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Should Doctors Stay In Their Lane? Physician Says Yes
The National Rifle Association said doctors should stay in their lane when it comes to gun control, and they're not wrong.
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3 Times Anarcho-Capitalist Private Law Has Worked
While many may dismiss the idea of anarcho-capitalist law for its perceived lack of real-world success, here are three great examples of it working.
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A Lesson for "The Left" on Guns
Political divisiveness in America is well exemplified by the behavior of both “the left” and “the right” on guns, with little communication truly occurring.
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The Danger of Giving a Good Man Power
Allowing people to expand the scope and extent of the power of their office leaves it forever changed so that preserving liberty is nearly impossible.
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The Tyrannical Nature of National Debt
The next generation will not have voted in their congressional representatives, yet will still have to pay off the debt they created.
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Libertarianism: A Social Philosophy of Persuasion
By embracing persuasion in a social sphere, rather than a political one, humanity can take its final steps towards true freedom.
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The 7 Most Important Schools of Libertarian Thought
Though much diversity exists in the field of libertarian thought, these seven branches are most important to understanding the ideology.
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Agency and Free Will Are about Influence, not Control
Only by framing agency and free will as a question of absolute control over the events of the universe can someone truly deny it.
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How Noah Berlatsky and CNN Got Free Speech Wrong
In a recent editorial, CNN's Noah Berlatsky got several things wrong about the extension of free speech rights to proclaimed racists and bigots.
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The USA Cannot Let Turkey and Saudi Arabia Fall
A look at the history of Russia, Turkey and greater Europe reveals why the US is pursuing a policy that supports Saudi Arabia and Turkey simultaneously.
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Disney Will Break the Bank and Drain Your Wallet in 2019
With movies from Marvel and the Star Wars series, as well as live-action adaptations of classic films, Disney will have a superb 2019.
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The Second Amendment is Still Working
The second amendment is necessary to protect the people from government tyranny, and is still effective in providing a means of resistance.
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Vietnamese Migration to Canada As a Template for Refugee Settlement
The settlement of Vietnamese refugees in Canada after the Vietnam War should be a blueprint for how nations should settle migrants from other cultures.
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We Need a Revolution in American Education
The American education model, based off of the 19th Century Prussian model, has a clear disregard for the individuality of students in favor of Common Core.
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The Day Without A Mexican
A poem regarding the clear downfalls of President Trump's border wall and immigration ideas, and the benefits of Mexican immigration.
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Calvin Coolidge - One of Our Great Forgotten Presidents
Known by many as "Silent Cal" for his calm disposition, President Calvin Coolidge has a clear legacy of prosperity and freedom.
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A Lesson for The Right Wing on Guns
Calling gun-control supporters 'snowflakes' isn't an argument — the right needs to learn to press with questions instead.
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Universal Basic Income Isn't a Challenge to the Work Ethic
A universal basic income could not only be a solution to poverty but could also encourage engagement in meaningful activities.
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A Libertarian Isn't Fiscally Conservative and Socially Liberal
Gary Johnson, in spreading the "fiscally conservative and socially liberal" myth, only made libertarianism even less attractive.