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America Is Safer than It Has Been in Decades
Despite popular rhetoric in regards to mass shooting and crime epidemics, in reality, America is safer now than it has been in many years.
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Price Gouging: A Life-Saving Market Mechanism
By increasing the supply of scarce goods and making sure the rich cannot buy them all, price gouging helps everyone through disasters.
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The Walking Dead's Ninth Season Has Returned the Show to Its Previous Level of Greatness
After a great start to season 9, The Walking Dead TV show has revived itself and is just as fascinating as before.
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The Hidden Tyranny of Bipartisanship
Bipartisanship is floated around as a way to achieve a compromise that benefits all people of the nation.
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How I Became An Austrian Economist
Jozef Martiniak tells the story of how an Austian Economics conference changed his entire view on economics and government interactions in the economy.
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Legalizing the Use of Child Labor
The practice of employing children is consensual and benefits both parties involved.
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What Really Motivates the Media?
When obtaining information from news media outlets, audiences must approach stories with skepticism to sort bias from fact.
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Joseph Stalin Was Undeniably Tyrannical and Evil
Joseph Stalin is held by some as a benevolent man.
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A Wikileaks for Everything?
Using the digital age to cement the tools of anarchy and ensure the downfall of the state.
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Scarcity: A Natural Imperative to Human Reality
The economic phenomenon of scarcity is inevitable so long as humans continue to exist.
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9/11: What the United States Failed to Learn
Seventeen years and counting after the terror attacks of 9/11, we have only fueled Al Qaeda and mounted an attack on freedom at home.
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How Education Could Work in a Libertarian Culture
Our school system must shift towards one that gives individuals true human respect to choose their own methods of education.
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Hatred and Polarization Has Ruined Politics
Politics no longer involves civil discussions about learning the argument of the other side.
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Movements Are Visionary, Not Cautious
Uniting labor and environmental movements behind an effort that creates jobs and clean technologies could ensure Democrats decades of majority status.
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Americans Have Forgotten How to Boycott
Both conservatives and liberals have called for boycotts against companies that supported polarizing political agendas, and both have failed at doing so.
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Epistemocracy: If Leaders Knew the Limitations of Their Knowledge
Those in positions of power must recognize that our knowledge is very limited, and that to truly progress we must trust decentralization.
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The Libertarian Argument for Closed Borders
While many libertarians support having open borders, there are several reasons why the ideology should support restrictions on immigration.
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On The Importance of Free Trade in the 21st Century
If we wish to prosper, unopposed free trade must take the place of the current conglomeration of trade deals and tariffs between nations.
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Although Beneficial, Vaccination Should Be Entirely Voluntary
The vast amount of misinformation about vaccination is concerning, as vaccines are safer than ever.
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How to Craft a Winning Speech: 7 Steps
Following these 7 critical steps when writing a speech will ensure that your next one is at a high level and can take home the prize.
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The Libertarian Party: A History From Hospers to Johnson
A brief history of how the Libertarian Party went from a small, meaningless group to a rapidly growing third party option for those inclined to liberty.
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Libertarians Must Defeat the Left: A New Strategy.
The libertarian movement should unite with forms of right-wing populism in order to take down the forces of elites and Marxists.
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The Boogeyman: Fear of the Unknown
When society creates governments to ward off the Boogeymen of the world, they often then become the evil they seek to defeat.
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The Libertarian Case for a Minimum Wage Hike
Increasing the minimum wage would relieve some of the burden on American taxpayers by ending the need for welfare via the government.