There are certain questions in history that can guide us by looking not at what did happen, but what did…
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The Daily Libertarian
Economics and Politics for your Daily Life
Fight-or-Flight as a System of Governance
When Donald Trump descended the golden escalator in June of 2015, everyone thought it was a joke, likely including Donald…
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Political Gnosticism: The Psychology of Secret Truth
When I first learned of the Trinity, I thought of a fish tank. When I want to interact directly with…
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The Illusion of Peace: Why Hamas Will Wait, and What Must Change to Prevent It from Waging War Again
Every new ceasefire in Gaza is announced with the same weary optimism, as though this time the rockets will stay…
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Political Moralism: The Framework of Control
Benjamin Franklin once wrote, “Only a virtuous people are capable of freedom. As nations become corrupt and vicious, they have…
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Standards of Evil: Competing Moral Frameworks and the Fracturing of the West
I’ve written before about the differences between cultures and how distinct moral systems shape the societies that grow around them.…
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From Dawkins’ Meat Machines to Charlie Kirk’s Death: an Analysis of Modern Leftism
In the wake of the assassination of Charlie Kirk, I think I can say that we live in a fractured…
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The Liberty Revolution: Why the Industrial Revolution Is a Myth
Nineteenth-century British intellectual Lord Acton once said, “Liberty is not a means to a higher political end. It is itself…
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Weaponized Guilt and the Death of Agency
After Osama Bin Laden orchestrated 9/11 and brought down the Twin Towers, I began to ask how it was possible…
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Why Antisemitism Never Dies
I grew up in an atheist household where the very concept of ‘religion’ was frowned upon. ‘Religion is an opiate…
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