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Category Archives: Blog
Three Ideas of Equality Before the Law
In this blog post, I would like to discuss the important moral and legal value of equality before the law. Most, if not all, people value the abstract concept of equality before the law. One intuitive argument for it is … Continue reading
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Tagged classical liberal, Democratic, Game of Thrones, Jurisprudence, Justice, law, Legal Equality, Medieval, Rule of Law
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Spreading Liberty in the Eye of the Socialist Storm: The Free Market Road Show Stops in Greece
The Vienna-based Austrian Economics Center organized the 2012 Free Market Road Show, which stops at 13 European cities from April 27th to May 26th. The Road Show brings more than 100 pro-liberty speakers to different capitals in order to talk … Continue reading
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Tagged Austian Economics Center, ESFL, Euro, Europe, Free Market, Free Market Road Show, Greece, Mecedonian University, Socialism, Thessaloniki
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The Hungry Can’t be Picky: Why We Must Play in Our Own Hunger Games
The following is a guest submission by William Smith, a Master’s student studying political science at the University of Georgia and member of the university’s Young Americans for Liberty chapter: One of the best ways to communicate ideas to people … Continue reading
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Tagged Dystopia, dystopian, Hunger Games, Katniss, katniss everdeen, libertarian, libertarian student, Peeta, The Hunger Games
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Some Suggestions for Your Libertarian Summer Reading List
Libertarians read a lot–probably a lot more than most people. And with summer coming in, you’re probably scheming on what libertarian scripture you’re going to get through in the next three or four months. Maybe there’s some Hayek or Mises … Continue reading
North Carolina’s Despicable Amendment
I try as hard as I can to understand every side of an issue. I almost always find that those advocating for what I consider to be bad policy have legitimate concerns and valid opinions. But when it comes to … Continue reading
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Tagged Amendment 1, Civil Unions, Discrimination, gay marriage, gay rights, North Carolina
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An Ode to Creative Destruction
Graduation season is here, and, for most graduates, it isn’t something to look forward to anymore. Instead of exciting new jobs and opportunities, unemployment and living in our parents’ basements are many of our futures. With one out of two … Continue reading
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Tagged Creative Destruction, Employment, Graduation, Jobs, Liberty Movement, Unemployment
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Are You an Abolitionist?
On Tuesday, May 1st, members of West Chester University Students For Liberty and Students for Sensible Drug Policy organized and participated in a panel discussion called “Perspectives of the American Drug War.” Joining the students, we had Dr. Brian O’Neill … Continue reading
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Tagged Daniel Chong, DEA, Drug Enforcement Agency, Drug War, Drugs, Prohibition, UCSD, War on Drugs
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Protesting Unions by… Eating Ice Cream?!
The following is a guest submission by Kasey Ashford, president of Cornell Libertarian Club: This is the first year during my time at Cornell when the Industrial and Labor Relations College’s Union Days did not go unchallenged. The ILR School … Continue reading
