The New Morons

The “new” “socialists” are here

Is Libertarianism Unsustainable?

A continuation of the strand of Libertarianism that seeks to maximize individual freedom via maximizing individual autonomy will inevitably come in conflict with not only itself, but with moral precepts and standards that seek to limit the actions of the individual, ultimately making libertarianism unsustainable.

A Catholic Libertarian’s Response to the Americanism Heresies

Many may remember when Pope Francis condemned libertarianism awhile back, claiming that libertarianism and Catholicism were not compatible. Although this essay’s focus is not on Pope Francis’s condemnation of libertarianism itself, it is of relation to his claims. Rather, the focus of this essay is that of the Americanism Heresies declared by Pope Leo XIII. […]

Milton Friedman: One of the Great Libertarians

This article was originally published on 71Republic and co-written by Manu Belmonte. Murray Rothbard was born in 1926 and died in 1995. Milton Friedman was born in 1912 and died in 2006. Their careers almost entirely overlapped yet one left a lasting influence on the free world while the other died in more or less […]

A Critical Review of XXXTentacion and ‘Sad Rap’

After the tragic death of Florida rapper, XXXTentacion, we give a critical review of his artistry and philsophical message and comparing and contrasting to other hip-hop artists overlapping in his genre of music such as Lil Peep, Kid Cudi, and Kendrick Lamar.

A Critique of Far Right Traditionalism

The “revolt against the modern world” is a sympathetic movement, but it’s an inevitablely going to be a failed revolution.

Famous Far Leftist’s Criticism of Identity Politics

Murray Bookchin was an eminent leader of the far left movement and he was disgusted by what it turned into.

From Third World to First World

A Practical Policy Roadmap for Underdeveloped Countries to Reach Prosperity

Reading List to Austrian Economics

Collection of books and essays -many available for free- to help you master Austrian economics

Proof Democrats are getting More Extreme

Extremism is a powerful bludgeon in American politics. By claiming the other side is extreme, accusers can claim the high-ground of reason and popular support. Since the 2010 midterms, Democrats have liked to claim Republicans have moved far right. Implicit in this claim is that Democrats are where they were when Republicans began to move […]