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Is Patriotism a Gateway Drug to Slavery? - Jonny Watt
America is great despite the state, not because of it — and patriotism keeps citizens from noticing the difference.
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Why Feminism is Still Needed
Feminism may not be the best option in the U.S., but what about the developing world?
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But Who Will Clear the Roads? The Private Sector, of Course
You have probably heard the argument against libertarianism, "Without government, who will build and maintain the roads?", but after numerous deaths due to poor snow removal, it is time for government to cede this task…
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Libertarianism Should Distance Itself From Progressivism
The liberty movement should focus on property rights, not cultural Marxism.
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Beware the Beast of Political Correctness
Political correctness is dangerous, so we must be vigilant.
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How Do You Build a Successful City?
Cities are a staple of the new industrial world, but how is a successful one created and sustained?
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If You Want a Border Wall Funded by the Government You are the Socialist You Despise
Republicans are not consistent in belief if they support this massive spending plan.
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Graduated Income Taxes Under the 16th Amendment: Tyrannical or Totally OK?
A graduated income tax conflicts with both the spirit and the letter of the US Constitution and cannot be justified by the 16th Amendment.
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How To Psychologically Endure Crisis: A Personal Account
Suffering is part of life, but that doesn't mean it's fun.
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Why Does Socialism Starve People?
We need to know the causes of socialism's failures, so we must study praxeologically sound economic reasoning.
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The New Era of Racial Politics is Fighting Fire With Fire
We are divided, and nobody is doing a thing about it.
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The Government is Constantly Chopping Off Our Legs
The government starves us of what we have payed for, and that is simply not ok.
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Benefitting From Taxation Does Not Make it O.K.
State-lovers will often say that taxation is justifiable because of the benefits we receive, but their fallacy-ridden argument is wrong.
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The Government is Ruining the Future of Every Student
The state has paraded itself as equality's bastion, but that is only resulting in more debt and more danger.
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The Ideological Echo Chamber: What is it? Why is it Harmful? And How do You Avoid it?
The echo chamber has been growing more rampant recently.
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What it is Like to do Nothing?
"Listening to all the things you can't hear, and not bothering," is a phrase meant for five year olds, not an adult.
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The Ever-Changing Meaning of Patriotism
Patriotism should mean dedication to values and a healthy lust for liberty.
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Free Speech Zones: A Backhanded Slap to Students
Free speech zones both eliminate the discussion associated with higher levels of learning and are unconstitutional.
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The Fight Against $15?
The deliberate attempt to control the free market limits financial gain for the common individual and prohibits opportunity to expand a business, which only points toward one solution: abolishing the minimum wage…
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Is There a Need for Unbiased News?
Facts must be straight, and there is no place for laziness in research.
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Before Saying That College Athletes Should Get Paid, Ask Who's Paying Them
It is important that college students, parents, and anyone else helping pay for a college education to look into who exactly would be paying these athletes
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Questioning Age of Consent Laws in America - Arvin Vohra
Arvin Vohra's argument is important for everyone to read, whether they agree or disagree.