@Mohdfaour89 @BalthazarRein @riachi_jean MMFD advocates for a planned economy. Or at the very least argues for a more planned economy than our most prosperous comps: Singapore, Hongkong, Switzerland, Luxembourg, UAE and others.
If I am wrong please let me know
Just now, the energy minister has adjusted the gas prices based on the market rate instead of Sayrafa… and the gas lines have vanished!
90% of Lebanon’s economic problems can be avoided if just 10% of the ministers are able to draw and explain a basic supply-and-demand graph.
A central bank digital currency is an instrument of tyranny. No government can resist the impulse to “correct” your divergent thinking or behavior when it has such a potent and convenient economic weapon to compel your compliance. Decentralize money and reject the digital dollar.
If I ask someone to do creative, personalized work for me, and that person won’t because they don’t like Palestinians, then so be it. I’d much rather not work with someone who irrationally hates me. Even better if they say so! Then I can encourage others not to work with them.
Except that’s not my position, so why would I defend it? Parties exist to organize like-minded people to win elections. The Libertarian Party exists to organize libertarians to win elections. Our focus must be on building an organization to win elections advancing libertarianism.
The fact that lebanon and israel are close to signing an agreement on the maritime border with so much at stake proves how dumb it is that we can’t agree on land border
The fuel crisis in France have caused huge lines to petrol stations in and around Paris…
Three out of six refineries are currently shut down in France, due to worker strikes that have cut production by 60%, equivalent to 740,000 barrels of petrol per day…
States should stop allocating electoral votes on a winner-take-all basis. This requires no constitutional amendment. It would retain and strengthen the Electoral College while better aligning it with the popular vote, and it would better reflect independent and third-party votes.