At no time “censoring” Mr. Vorha for his speech, but “censuring” him for the problems he created for our party.
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THE MYTH OF SINGLE PAYER HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS
I was challenged by a friend about finding a “real” downside to having a single payer health care system. My problem was… where do I begin. They even have this 10 Point Meme that is circulating the web promoting Single Payer. The problem is that 9 of the 10 points are completely false, or at … Continue reading THE MYTH OF SINGLE PAYER HEALTH CARE SYSTEMS
LIBERTARIANISM ON A LOCAL LEVEL
I was in a discussion in one of my Libertarian groups, and someone stated that our cause is on a federal level and not on a local level. I could not disagree more. I feel Libertarianism is a grass roots ideal. It is on a local level that we feel experience the aggression of power, … Continue reading LIBERTARIANISM ON A LOCAL LEVEL
CAN YOU PARTY LIKE A LIBERTARIAN? (Part II)
Here is a statement that shocks and angers most political partisans: Libertarians are more fiscally responsible than Republicans and more socially progressive than Democrats. Making this factual statement, in a room of political pundits, is like tossing an incendiary grenade into an enclosed space with only one exit! It lances the very heart of the … Continue reading CAN YOU PARTY LIKE A LIBERTARIAN? (Part II)
CAN YOU PARTY LIKE A LIBERTARIAN? (part 1)
It never ceases to amaze me how many people are TOTALLY unaware of what is the Libertarian Party. This is not an accident, by any means. Much misinformation has been disseminated by the other major political parties, the mass media and other detractors threatened by the message of freedom and liberty. It is just as … Continue reading CAN YOU PARTY LIKE A LIBERTARIAN? (part 1)
Are We All Guilty of Theft?
Between reading my Libertarian stuff and my bible reading, a thought occurred to me... are we all guilty of theft? We sit in our homes and justify the having taxes taken for this road... or that service, that we use and enjoy. However, do I ever think about the people that are struggling with less … Continue reading Are We All Guilty of Theft?
Faith in the Assistance of the Public, Not Public Assistance
What would people do without government public assistance? I hear that whine from the left like the constant drone of tinnitus. The mock sincerity and insidious fear-mongering of this question is extremely tiring. The fact of the matter is that the American public has historically been generous and caring toward the less fortunate in their … Continue reading Faith in the Assistance of the Public, Not Public Assistance
The War on Individualism
First, let us define “individualism.” Individualism is first, the habit or principle of being independent and self-reliant and second as social theory favoring freedom of action for individuals over collective or state control. It seems self-serving and selfish, however it has the inherent property of “personal responsibility” built within the concept. This is what makes, … Continue reading The War on Individualism
The State as a Criminal Band
Murray Rothbard writes, "If you wish to know how Libertarians regard the State and any of its acts, simply think of the State as a criminal band, and all of the libertarian attitudes will logically fall into place." I am so glad I got to meet other Libertarians. I had felt so alone reading one … Continue reading The State as a Criminal Band
There are No Human Rights Separate from Property Rights
Focusing on an idea first presented in Murry Rothbards book "For a New Libery: The Libertarian Manifesto"