WHEREAS Individuals have the ability to determine for themselves acceptable risk in choosing how to use their own properties or property to which they are welcome to visit WHEREAS The First Amendment protects free assembly among all consenting parties WHEREAS Governor Tim Walz' executive orders are unilateral, arbitrary, and a clear violation of The Constitution
From one libertarian to another: So you went over to https://jo20.com/ to learn more about the 2020 Libertarian Presidential Candidate Jo Jorgensen and realize there's one thing that bothers you about her campaign. So you then do what comes naturally to you: you jump on your favorite social networks to see what everyone else is saying about
Too frequently, the idiom "one bad apple spoils the (whole) barrel" is used to explain, usually explain away, the actions of a few misguided actors. Many people have heard this phrase used to explain away police brutality in recent years. One doesn't need to be a literary expert or an apple expert to realize this cute
A mixture of governmental and personal restrictions have kept me insulated enough actually to have time, and perhaps misguided motivation, to read comment threads on Facebook. Now, I don't consider myself a popular fellow by any means, with a triple digits friends list comprising of people I know (and a couple of libertarian celebrities that
A few people asked my opinion regarding Ron Paul's 'hoax' article now that Rand Paul has been diagnosed with COVD-19. The media and social networking are missing an essential point that Mr. Paul was attempting to convey. Ron Paul's reference to 'the hoax' is to question government takeover in regards to civil liberties and whether
*URGENT POLICY CHANGE REQUEST ~ TO ACCOMMODATE THE COVID-19 EMERGENCY DECLARATION MADE FOR MINNESOTA HEALTH SAFETY ~ AS IT APPLIES TO CURRENT MINOR POLITICAL PARTY PETITIONING PRACTICES AND REQUIREMENTS* TO: Governor Tim Walz & Lt. Governor Peggy Flanagan; Secretary of State Steve Simon; the State Senate’s Government Finance and Policy and Elections Committee; and the
Below are the results for every race included in our February 25th caucus. In addition to the Presidential race, we also included Vice President, The Libertarian National Committee Chairman, and the Vice Chairman of the LNC. This is a straw poll, but the delegates elected to go to the National Convention in Austin, TX in
Though the major parties insist that the 2020 Presidential election will be the most important election of our lifetime, many Minnesotans refuse to accept this repeated lie and showed up to vote at the Libertarian Party caucus on Tuesday, February 25th, 2020. The LPMN does not have a virtual, absentee, or early voting process, therefore every vote was cast
Any mention of the word socialism in the same sentence as libertarian often provokes a variety of skeptical responses: “But that’s an oxymoron!” “That’s just not possible.” “That exists?” However, anti-authoritarian politics and socialism have been closely tied since nascency, and libertarianism combined with visions of worker ownership of production and non-hierarchical property relations is
Around 30% of payments are made using cash, making it still the most popular form of money transfer. However, research suggests that Generation Z are significantly less likely to carry dollar bills than Millennials and soon we could be entering a cashless society. In the future all transactions could be electronic, meaning that they can
