As a Voluntaryist, I take the hard line against the existence of a central government. Here's why you should too.

WARNING- If you are not going to try to see immigrants point of view, the real situations these people go through (rape, death, abuse, or maltreatment) and not have some type of empathy please do not comment or read this book. Also derrogatory or discriminitive comments will be ignored. The lives of undocumented immigrants (el imigrante) are a lot more than our political candidates like us to believe. They go through many situations that we would never wish upon anybody and can imagine our reaction if this happened to people we love and hold dear. We are not told what the pursuit of the American Dream can and have cost them. I am here to tell you this reality.

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We'll be discussing the real facts about abortion here. Feel free to ask questions where and when you'd like.

i apologise for my sense of humour

Let's talk politics. Debate freely, but please keep it respectful. No cursing!

Literally just a book of my (typically fact-based) opinions about politics and stuff like that. Questions are always accepted.

What does creativity mean to you? A short essay about what it means to me. Hint: Everything

My book Why We Left the Left: Personal Stories by Leftists/Liberals Who Evolved to Embrace Libertarianism is now available. The book examines a political question that intrigues almost everyone who studies, participates, or is interested in politics: “Why do people identify with a certain ideology and/or political party?” Numerous scholarly and popular books examine political ideology/party identification and why certain ideologies attract certain individuals. This book examines that question in two separate, yet joined phases. Why do people initially identify with the Left/liberalism and why do these same individuals abandon that ideology to evolve into libertarians? This inquiry is unique in its focus on 23 former liberals/leftists who become libertarians. One popular conception of libertarians is that they are, for the most part, disgruntled old white guys. While that group is represented, more than 25 percent of the stories are from women and more than two-thirds are by people younger than 50. This gender and generational diversity extends to occupations—contributors include college students, law students, an attorney, a professional artist, public school teachers, a chemist, writers, a filmmaker, a law professor, a stay-at-home mom, a firefighter, the CEO of a $40 million company, a TV reporter, an editor, the CEO of a free market environmental think tank, and a research engineer.

The left is protesting the flag it is bullshit