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Statism rests on a quivering foundation of self-contradiction, error, and hypocrisy. Some of our Mental Levers examine these mistakes.
Use these powerful mini-articles to arm yourself against statist myths!
- What is the P-P Problem? What are the Left and Right versions of it? And how can you protect yourself from it?
- These two experiments show that no one is qualified to give or even obey orders!
- Should we disentangle The State from our ideas about government and country?
- The State is not either of these two things, and this fact confuses the heck out of statists…
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I think the two-party system is actually a P-P problem in itself. There are too many states where the DNC and GOP have so much power the Libertarian Party can’t even get on the ballot. Frankly, we could use a system more like Israel’s where enough smaller parties have to be dealt with before the larger ones can get anything done. That might cause other problems, but at least we might have some real choices. I really can’t complain about Florida, but other states need the same options I have. (I even wrote in Hulk Hogan last Presidential election- and felt somewhat vindicated later, due to this:https://www.wnd.com/2020/04/hulk-hogan-calls-revival-amid-pandemic-god-taken-away-everything-worship/)
I could vote for either Amash or Hornberger for Libertarian Party this year but have yet to convince myself fully (or my husband) of the soundness of switching parties, especially with both Rand and Ron Paul staying with the RNC, as well as Thomas Massie..