France Archives - Being Libertarian

Keynesian Multiplier Bubble: Why Economic Growth Cannot be ‘Stimulated’ by Forcefully Recirculating Money

Satish Bapanapalli, October 9, 2017, Economics, Featured Articles, Guest Opinions, Cenk Uygur, corruption, France, Greece, inequality, Italy, job growth, Jon Stewart, Keynes, Keynesian economics, poverty, stimulus, sweden, tax, taxation, taxes, Venezuela, Welfare, 3

Well, we heard it again! This time from Cenk Uygur: “When taxes are higher it winds up being better...

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Macron’s Mandate: New Freedom or False Hope for France?

Bric Butler, June 17, 2017, Featured Articles, Politics, Emmanuel Macron, europe, European Union, France, Socialism, 0

After the second round of voting in the French parliamentary elections of 2017, President Emmanuel Macron’s party, La République...

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Delusions & Shortcuts: The Left Is Right

Dillon Eliassen, May 11, 2017, Comedy & Satire, Culture, Featured Articles, Politics, France, french election, Le Pen, left right, Macron, United Airlines, 1

I can not fully express how happy I am the French presidential election is over. That isn’t to say...

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The Case for the European Union – The Right Engle

John Engle, May 8, 2017, Featured Articles, Politics, currency, Emmanuel Macron, europe, European Union, France, Free trade, globalism, Libertarianism, Marine Le Pen, Trade, 3

France has a new president. In a runoff between a centrist (or center-left) pro-trade, pro-social freedom candidate and a...

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The Chief’s Thoughts: Fight the Welfare State with the Same Vigor you do Open-Borders!

Martin van Staden, April 28, 2017, Featured Articles, Philosophy, Politics, borders, Donald Trump, Emmanuel Macron, France, french election, Gary Johnson, Marine Le Pen, open borders, Socialism, Welfare, 0

In his follow-up article to the first round of the French presidential election, Bric Butler explained at length that,...

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Populism and France: A new love story?

Varun Gajendragadkar, April 27, 2017, Featured Articles, Guest Opinions, Donald Trump, election, elections, Emmanuel Macron, France, Geert Wilders, Jean Luc Melenchon, Marine Le Pen, populism, 1

France is possibly the most romantic place in the world, a land that promises romance and more often than...

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Why Le Pen Must Win: A Strategic Ally In The Fight For Freedom

Bric Butler, April 24, 2017, Featured Articles, Politics, borders, Emmanuel Macron, France, Francois Fillon, french election, Immigration, Marine Le Pen, Terrorism, 6

Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen have advanced to the final round of the French presidential elections (to be...

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Reflections on the Revolution in France

John Engle, April 23, 2017, Economics, Featured Articles, Politics, Emmanuel Macron, France, Francois Fillon, french election, Marine Le Pen, 1

The first act of the French presidential race has come to a close, and the results are seismic. Center-left...

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French Election: Macron and Le Pen Advance to Second Round

Bric Butler, April 23, 2017, Featured Articles, News, Politics, Emmanuel Macron, France, Francois Fillon, french election, Marine Le Pen, 0

After the April 23rd first round of voting results have begun being counted, the results show Emmanuel Macron, former...

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Paris Terror Attack Leaves Policeman, Gunman Dead

Nicholas Amato, April 21, 2017, Featured Articles, News, Politics, France, french election, isis, Islamic State, terror attack, Terrorism, 0

One policeman was shot dead and two others wounded in central Paris by a lone gunman, who was shot and...

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