/r/Libertarian
Welcome to /r/Libertarian, a subreddit to discuss libertarianism. We are not a generic politics sub. We are a libertarian sub, about libertarianism. We do not owe you a platform to push anti-libertarian ideologies such as socialism/communism. This sub is explicitly against Communism/Socialism as it is antithetical to libertarianism
Welcome to /r/Libertarian, a subreddit to discuss libertarianism. We are NOT a generic politics sub. We are a libertarian sub, about libertarianism.
We do not owe you a platform to push anti-libertarian ideologies such as socialism/communism. This sub is explicitly against Communism/Socialism as it is antithetical to libertarianism. In addition everyone must follow the rules below.
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Let’s make the government wish it wasn’t born in 1776 with how bad we roast them.
“Rules”:
No duplicates
Upvote all of your favorites
Must be clearly ANTI any and/or all government types in the US (obvious satire OK)
Bonus points for messages that would draw people toward anti-government philosophies
No campaigning for either Democrats or Republicans (because they both are equally, only slightly differently bad)
This question is pretty open ended, it could be one of the candidates in the primary now (Oliver, Mapstead, Rectenwald, etc). It could be someone like RFK (although he said he isn’t running Libertarian so probably not). It could be someone more notable like Johnson, Amash, or whoever. So who would you vote for if you were a delegate at the convention right now?
Inspired by Thomas Massie's Twitter poll:
https://twitter.com/RepThomasMassie/status/1779477481940001103
I'm Brazilian, and we have an universal public health care and the quality of its services is a shame but the average leftist thinks is the best thing out there because it costs "nothing" and often points out how capitalism is bad look at the US health care system and how people are dying because they can't pay it.
My main question here is:
Is US heath care really bad ? Like, is it expensive?
And if it's indeed bad, why ? Is there many state regulations?
Thank u guys.
I know the argument is that it’s for various strategic presence around the world and stability and whatnot but what are the realistic consequences if the USA withdrew 100% of funding to other countries, effective immediately?
Video: Hondurans Fight Private Cities Run by US Companies as Gov't Sued for Outlawing "Neocolonial Project" from Democracy Now!
Hopefully private cities replace democracy. I'm crossing my fingers!🤞
Pretty much exactly what I said in the title.
Inspired by FISA 702 ordeal. What limits and rights a government should have in order to protect the interests of the citizens of its country is the question. Too weak and it is under another country’s control, but too strong and the government itself is the only entity with control. What is the balance that respects and represents the interests of its citizens?