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That Guy T: Liberty Is About Private Property, Not Anti-Authority

August 10, 2017 That Guy T agorism, authoritarianism, decentralization, private property, property norms, property rights, Radical Capitalist, secession, That Guy T

This article originally appeared on RadicalCapitalist.org. It’s a common tendency within libertarian/anarchist circles to perpetuate the myth that anti-authoritarianism is a nonpartisan

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Stop Calling North Korea a Monarchy. It Has Never Been One.

July 14, 2017December 2, 2019 Justin Moldow democracy, Democracy the God That Failed, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Hans Hermann-Hoppe, Kim Il-Sung, Kim Jong Un, Kim Jong-Il, monarchy, North Korea

North Korea is Not, and Has Not Ever Been, a Monarchy A historic and economic analysis of the Democratic People’s

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Why the Alt-Right is Wrong About Capitalism

July 7, 2017December 2, 2019 Chris Johncox alt-right, anarcho-capitalism, capitalism, conservative, economics, free market, libertarianism, market economy, Richard Spencer, right wing, traditionalist

Sorry, Alt-Right. America Doesn’t Have a “Culture of Consumerism” by I, AnCap To start, I’d like to point out that

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Liberty is About Property Rights, Not Egalitarianism: The Errors of Civil Libertarianism

June 15, 2017December 2, 2019 Tony Canzoneri Austrian economics, civil libertarianism, Hans Hermann-Hoppe, Mises Institute, Murray Rothbard, property rights

One of the most common objections that we will hear to the idea of anarcho-capitalism is that it will devolve

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Defund Planned Parenthood

June 13, 2017December 2, 2019 penname abortions, defund, Morality, Planned Parenthood

Planned Parenthood has been a controversial part of the budget in recent years, seeing staunch opposition from the right and

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Why Meritocracy is Better than Democracy

June 3, 2017December 2, 2019 Chris Johncox democracy, economics, Meritocracy, Walter Williams

Meritocracy > Democracy. Here’s Why. Democracy operates under the assumption that what is good for the majority is ultimately good

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Universal Basic Income is the Dumbest Idea I’ve Ever Heard

June 2, 2017June 2, 2017 Alyssia Akers Communism Awareness Month, Hayek, Mark Zuckerberg, socialism, UBI, universal basic income, Welfare, welfare state

Universal Basic Income (UBI) has been all the talk recently with the likes of Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates, Elon Musk,

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A Culture of Revolution: Learning from the Socialists to Defeat Them

May 30, 2017December 2, 2019 Liberty Hangout Backwordz, Communism Awareness Month, Communist China, counter revolution, cultural conservatism, cultural libertarianism, Cultural Marxism, Eric July, liberalism, Mao Zedong

By Stuart Clayton Lee Communism Awareness Month is coming to a close, as is my series on analyzing communist China.

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The Economic Consequences of Socialism: Bread Lines and Mass Graves

May 27, 2017December 2, 2019 Liberty Hangout Austrian economics, bread lines, communism, Communism Awareness Month, Mao Zedong, The Great Leap Forward

By Stuart Clayton Lee If the Great Leap Forward were to be viewed as a literal great leap forward, it

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Border Restrictions Are Closer to Property Rights Than Open Borders

May 25, 2017December 2, 2019 R. Brown borders, closed borders, Hans Hermann-Hoppe, immigration, Murray Rothbard, open borders, property norms, property rights

Dear communists… And libertarians, Submitting to the collective will doesn’t magically produce post scarcity. Which means you can’t complain when

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