RT Declaration of Memes (@LibertyCappy)There are millions of us who are somewhere in the intersection of "Ron Paul Libertarians" and "Pat Buchanan Conservatives"We believe in Limited Government, Fiscal Responsibility, ending the Federal Reserve & IRS, against Endless Wars, and love FreedomMillions of us ...

Libertarianism in theory requires Lee Kuan Yew in practice.Order and borders are prerequisites for liberty and prosperity.Tolerance and internationalism enables trade and capitalism.Pragmatism about the scope of the state minimizes the scope of the state. ...

Paradise Island in the Caribbean. A crypto millionaire is trying to build a city with its own court system. This is a computerenerated image of a community called Destiny that's being planned on the island of NeAs.Destiny is part of the worked state movement which believes pesky laws and regulations in traditional states restrict innovation. For example, some who are trying to set up their own states want to allow things like unregulated medical treatments. Island critics fear destiny could become a state w ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@JJKALE2 Libertarianism, except for the government handouts to my co-religionists. ...

RT Libertarian Party (@LPNational)Our nation’s founders warned us pursuing an imperial, interventionist foreign policy would destroy American liberty & turn the republic into a “dictatress of the world”.They cautioned that over-extended military & foreign entanglements would lead to the loss of self-governance. https://t.co/01T6tL15Vl ...

The British public has never been more in favour of cutting taxes and shrinking the state, according to the latest British Social Attitudes Survey. What’s to blame for this sudden libertarianism? Student loans seem a plausible candidate. https://t.co/N4mKFkhFua ...

It's a mistake to consider pro-migration politics as having a solely left-wing source. In money terms, most of it is driven by large donors who, while often being leftist trust fund babies who benefit from cheap labor, almost as often ideologically sit closer to the libertarian right. These have an overly extended anti-government view that encompasses disrespect for borders, and, as business owners (whether directly or via their trust funds), have strong incentives to want cheap labor.The Cato Institute is ...

Core Viewpoint - Ed Crane was a significant entrepreneur and co-founder of the Cato Institute, which has played a pivotal role in promoting libertarian ideas and policies [1][2][18]. Group 1: Ed Crane's Contributions - Ed Crane was instrumental in establishing the libertarian movement during a time when it was not widely recognized, showcasing his entrepreneurial spirit [3][5]. - He believed in creating a philosophical home for individuals who felt alienated by both major political parties, advocating for a government that prioritizes individual liberty and choice [10][14]. - Crane's vision included innovative policy ideas, such as private Social Security accounts, which were considered radical at the time but later gained traction [11][13]. Group 2: Political Philosophy - Ed Crane's libertarianism emphasized individual freedom as a guiding principle, advocating for minimal government intervention in personal and economic matters [7][11]. - He critiqued both Republicans and Democrats for straying from libertarian principles, highlighting their failures in economic and personal liberties [9][10]. - Crane's stance on immigration reflected his belief in welcoming those who risk everything to come to the U.S., contrasting with the more restrictive views of some political leaders [15]. Group 3: Legacy and Influence - The Cato Institute, under Crane's leadership, attracted prominent figures from various sectors, indicating the far-reaching impact of his libertarian vision [18][20]. - Crane fostered a collaborative environment at Cato, valuing the contributions of all employees and emphasizing a commitment to liberty [19][20]. - His legacy is marked by a shift in policy discussions towards libertarian ideals, demonstrating the evolution of these ideas from fringe to mainstream [18].

Crypto Market & Ideology - Crypto, initially libertarian, is shifting conservative as it becomes institutionalized [2] - BTC's original goal of usurping big finance failed; big finance has usurped crypto [2] - Stablecoins have better PMF than banking due to legacy banks' slow and expensive nature [2] - Stablecoins, upon scaling, risk control shifting to issuers like Tether, creating a new cabal [3] - Stablecoins are likened to Napoleon's role in the French Revolution: despotism hiding behind cries for liberty [3] Financial & Political Commentary - Crypto, since Trump, has ironically become a pro-establishment game [1] - The EU/IMF pushed Greece to accept outrageous loan terms despite the Greek people voting against the bailout in a referendum [1]

Crypto Market Evolution - The key is to ensure capitalism is "done right" [1] - Capitalism "done wrong" leads to corporatism [1] - This trend is already visible in the crypto market [1] - Ironically, evolving markets correctly requires making crypto more libertarian [1]