Reasons for War in Syria – Freedom Philosophy
"Syria is merely the victim of two cold wars: a cold war between Russia and NATO, and a cold war between Saudi Arabia and Iran. In light of a looming economic debt crisis for the West, Russia stands poised to
Secession isn’t Extreme, an Involuntary Union is – The Lowdown on Liberty
“If we don’t recognize our own radicalization and actively seek out and embrace peaceful resolutions simply because the idea is difficult or uncomfortable, then we will never rid our culture of the epidemic of violence we all claim to detest
Tariffs Are A Form of Taxation and Taxation Is Theft
"If history is on the verge of repeating itself, like it tends to do, then we might not escape the grips of a full-blown trade war; a trade war that is avoidable if only Congress and politicians could acquire some
School Choice – A Solution for School Violence
As a parent of four beautiful children, I feel the pain of every school shooting. It isn’t hard to imagine getting that phone call that one of my children was the victim of one of these senseless acts. There is
The Stock Market – What Happened? – Freedom Philosophy
Monday represented the single greatest daily decline in the history of the stock market. Initially, it had plunged 1,600 points, which would have been the entire value of the stock market throughout the majority of the Reagan administration. In beginning to
Thanks for the Memo-ries – The Lowdown on Liberty
The memo is finally released, and albeit far from the bombshell that Republicans made it out to be or the “nothing-burger” Democrats are trying to claim it is, it does uncover some damning evidence for both sides. As always with
The U.S. Should Leave the U.N.
Occupying a tall building overlooking the river in one of the most expensive areas in New York City is a bloated, unaccountable, and ineffective organization that robs the American taxpayers without their consent or approval. The United Nations was created with
Scoring for Liberty: Russia Banned from Olympics, Citizens Pay
Welcome to the first segment of Scoring for Liberty, a column dedicated to discussing political topics in the sports realm with libertarian commentary. Topics to be discussed include the economic effects of sports franchises, publicly funded stadiums, and general political
America Allying with Al Qaeda? – Freedom Philosophy
There exists a subclass of human being, who do nothing to change their environmental malpractices but go about demanding others change their ways. They demand others support the impoverished but they themselves offer nothing by way of alms-giving. Likewise, there exists
The Red Dirt Liberty Report: Amazon and Anti-Trust
There is no debating that the huge retail behemoth of Amazon has become so ubiquitous that it can feel as though they will crush all other forms of retail until there are no other retailers left. They have a great