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What Cutting Foreign Aid Could Do for America
The $36 billion America sends abroad could feed every homeless citizen thirty times over.
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Why Don't You Just Move to Somalia?
A move to Somalia would not be that bad for someone in a neighboring country, as the stateless society develops faster than its neighbors.
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No, You Can't Think Outside of the Box
Based on humanity's inherent tendency to conceptualize nature into common terms for communication, it is impossible to think outside of the box.
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"Not Real Socialism" Is An Excuse for Bad Economics
The perspectives of Hayek and Hoppe can help us understand why the good will of socialism often leads to the demise of its citizens.
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Liberal Bias at Schools: Where does it Come From?
Statistics show that school staffs have a very heavy liberal bias, but where does it come from, and does it mean that the education itself is biased?
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Yes, Libertarians Can Support Trump
Though Trump often goes against many libertarian beliefs, his opposition to the establishment is an admirable trait that libertarians should get behind.
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Libertarians Must Reject Violent Figures Like McVeigh
In order to be pure and consistent, members of the liberty movement must reject violent self-proclaimed freedom fighters like Timothy McVeigh.
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Who Would Sign the Social Contract?
If individuals had any say in the matter, they would not sign the always-fluctuating and highly volatile social contract that the state forces on us.
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Rock City No More: How Big Government Ruined Detroit
After decades of prosperity in Rock City, big government policies came into Detroit and sent the economy spiraling into recession.
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“The Once And Future Liberal”-How Does the Left Move Forward?
Mark Lilla, professor of humanities at Columbia University, provides the left with a way forward, but will they decide to take it?
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The Military Oath of Enlistment is Self-Contradictory
The Oath of Enlistment that all soldiers swear by proves they're chained to the executive branch, and often cannot fight for what they pledge to support.
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The Liberty-minded Solution to the Scallop War
The Scallop War of Britain and France is increasing international tensions, but a number of quick solutions may restore diplomacy to the friendly nations.
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From The Information Age To The Era Of Intellectual Laziness
Modern America is what happens when we give a powerful communications tool to people who haven’t been taught how to think as students.
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Morality Should Not Determine Legality
People should not be punished for breaking victimless crime laws, and an end must be put to government control over how the people treat their bodies.
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"Johannes Climacus" and the Need for Existential Doubt
In his brilliant work, "Johannes Climacus", Soren Kierkegaard breaks from most philosophers in regards to his belief in existential doubt.
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Is a "Libertarian for Trump" Really a Libertarian?
Anyone who claims him or herself to be a "Libertarian for Trump" is betraying personal principles and at odds with the very nature of liberty.
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Remembering the Consequences of Tyranny on 9/11
The September 11th terrorist attacks were truly a tragedy for the American people and created the modern tyrannical American government.
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Democrats' and Republicans' Morals Prevent Compromise
As Democrats and Republicans have different moral opinions on what is fair in society, compromise between the parties is unlikely.
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Inevitable Death at the Hands of the Former
Young but aged-looking mental patient Jake Anderson is haunted by his belief in an evil Former of the world, but are any of his fears grounded in reality?
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Working Teens Should Not be Forced Back to Public School
Public school is an inefficient and coercive institution that often prevents working teens from getting a jump-start on their careers.
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Government Should be Contained to Minarchy
Washington has no right to take any of these away and has no business declaring a certain few of them obsolete or suspendable.
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Anarchy: What It Is and What Teen Vogue Fails to Realize
Kim Kelly of Teen Vogue gives a description of anarchy that reveals her underlying support for a tyrannical democratic state.
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Are People Too Blind to Know Their Government is Lying to Them?
Many turn a blind eye to the lies and problems of our government because our first instinct is surviving, and we prefer to do so as comfortably as possible.
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Scholarly Socialism? College Kids Are Radicalizing The Left
College students and young adults don't know what true socialism is.