Yo criticaré medidas que ataquen los derechos individuales, ya sea que estas vengan de la “derecha,” o de la “izquierda.” El colectivismo no tiene barreras, y se tiene que combatir.
Big ticket ideas that will break the libertarian movement and expose neoliberals/neocons/communists within the ranks when push comed to shove:
1) Immigration
2) Foreign Policy
3) Monetary Policy
Libertarians who were excited about this guy because he promised to appoint a registered Libertarian to his cabinet (which ended up being RFK Jr) truly accepted the worst deal in the history of deals, maybe ever
Perverse intellectual incentive:
Since almost no intellectual deeply disagrees with my Build, Baby, Build, the book generates almost no debate and therefore gets much less intention.
The opposite was true for Open Borders!
https://t.co/sXRw2wyfmb
It’s amazing that so many libertarians believe the commie idea that immigrants are trespassing on our collectively owned country.
Yes, you can expel someone from your own property.
No, you can’t expel someone from MY property just because they are an immigrant.
Jesus, look at the responses to this. This is what happens when the LP becomes a populist spoon-hole.
A bunch of economic illiterates start calling themselves libertarians and contradict the party’s ideology.
To us Libertarians, tariffs represent an unjustified intrusion into the free market, distorting natural prices by artificially inflating the cost of imports and limiting consumer choice.
In a true free market, prices should reflect supply, demand, and competition without interference, allowing individuals the freedom to make economic decisions based on genuine costs, yet tariffs impose an indirect tax on consumers, forcing them to pay more to protect politically favored industries.
Libertarians view this as a clear violation of individual autonomy, with government stepping in to control what should be a system of voluntary, unimpeded trade.
By blocking the natural flow of goods across borders, tariffs protect inefficiency, stifling innovation and reducing the incentives for domestic industries to improve, while genuine competition fosters resilience and pushes all participants to reach higher standards.
History has shown that tariffs often trigger retaliatory trade wars, harming economic growth and ultimately damaging the very industries they claim to protect.
Tariffs are an outdated, authoritarian tool of central planning that compromises both individual freedom and the prosperity that come naturally from an open, unrestrained market.
We strongly suggest @realDonaldTrump reconsider his commitment to increasing tariffs when he assumes office.
The problem with DEADPOOL AND WOLVERINE is that it is not really about Deadpool or Wolverine. There are no real internal stakes.
It's a movie almost entirely about the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The stakes are about the franchise, not the characters.
https://t.co/wj7A1GRVIq
@Conza@DanielDiMartino He’s a communist disguising as a conservative. Been since he joined the communist party in 2010’s.
Only reason he left was they did not allow him to run for president, so he created his own party with the corrupt operatives from the right wing and left wing.