- Our democracy could end if you vote wrong!
- The green delusion.
- How poverty is criminalized.
- When you point out the racist origin of “No Shoes, No Shirt, No Service” signs and the other person can’t help but make it weird.
- When someone says “We’re gonna vote them out” with a straight face.
- Have we reached the ultimate stage of absurdity where some people are held responsible for things that happened before they were born, while other people are not held responsible for what they themselves are doing today? – Thomas Sowell
- The free market is a real thing that happens every time you trade something without telling the govt about it. It’s as simple as that. – Spike Cohen
- #ThinkLibertarian
- Amendment Proposal: Elimination of Townships and Reallocation of Their Powers and ResponsibilitiesSection 1: Purpose The purpose of this amendment is to streamline local governance in the State of Ohio by eliminating the township form of government and redistributing its powers, responsibilities, and resources to counties and municipalities. This change aims to reduce redundancy, enhance governmental efficiency, and improve service delivery to Ohio residents. Section 2: Elimination of Townships (A) Effective [insert date], the township form of government is hereby abolished in the State of Ohio. (B) All legal, administrative, and fiscal functions currently exercised by township governments shall be reassigned to counties and municipalities in accordance with this amendment. Section 3: … Continue reading Amendment Proposal: Elimination of Townships and Reallocation of Their Powers and Responsibilities
- Eliminating townships in Ohio to reduce govtTownships in Ohio should be eliminated because they create unnecessary layers of government and waste taxpayer money. There are 1,308 townships in Ohio, each with its own set of officials, services, and budgets. This results in a fragmented and inefficient system that causes confusion, duplication, and excessive spending. Consolidating townships into counties or cities would simplify governance, cut costs, and improve the delivery of services to citizens. One of the main problems with townships is the duplication of services. Often, the same services are provided by both the township and the county, such as road maintenance, emergency services, or zoning. … Continue reading Eliminating townships in Ohio to reduce govt
- That’s a nasty bug.
- Surrounded by LibertariansBook Review Libertarian review that highlights books on individual freedom, limited government, free markets, and personal responsibility. It critiques works from diverse genres, promoting independent thought and offering insights into libertarian ideas and their real-world impact. How Libertarian Activists Can Use Surrounded by Idiots Thomas Erikson’s book, Surrounded by Idiots, is about understanding personality types and learning how to communicate effectively with others. By dividing people into four color-based personality groups—Red, Yellow, Green, and Blue—Erikson shows how to adapt your communication style to better connect with others. For libertarian activists, this framework can be a powerful tool to engage with the community … Continue reading Surrounded by Libertarians
- Why Johnny Still Can’t Read: A Libertarian TakeBook Review Libertarian review that highlights books on individual freedom, limited government, free markets, and personal responsibility. It critiques works from diverse genres, promoting independent thought and offering insights into libertarian ideas and their real-world impact. Rudolf Flesch’s book Why Johnny Still Can’t Read (1981) exposes the failures of America’s education system in teaching kids to read. It builds on his earlier work, Why Johnny Can’t Read (1955), and argues that schools continue to use ineffective teaching methods, leaving millions of children unable to read properly. Flesch places the blame on government control, bureaucratic stubbornness, and special interests, calling for parents to take back … Continue reading Why Johnny Still Can’t Read: A Libertarian Take
- If you allow govt to break the law for an “emergency” they will create “emergencies” to break the law.
- Imagine a World Without Taxes: Freedom and Prosperity for OhioansWhat if Ohioans could keep all the money they earned? Without taxes, life could be simpler, cheaper, and more free. Every paycheck would belong entirely to you, with no deductions for government programs or services. Let’s explore how Ohioans could thrive without the burden of taxation. Keeping Your Money When the government takes a part of your income, it decides how to spend it. This might sound necessary, but in a world without taxes, you would choose how to use your hard-earned money. Want better schools for your kids? You could pay for the education that fits their needs. Want … Continue reading Imagine a World Without Taxes: Freedom and Prosperity for Ohioans
- We stress individual accountability in economic decisions, supporting voluntary charity and mutual aid over government welfare, encouraging self-reliance and community support.#ThinkLibertarian
- Maybe there are too many people in prison.
- The pressure is immense.
- We condemn bigotry as irrational and repugnant.
- The most dangerous thing about marijuana is getting caught with it.#ThinkLibertarian
- We were warned.
- Rest here weary traveler.
- I do not have the moral authority to indenture my neighbors over good intentions. And neither do you.
- The Denialist’s Prayer
- “But that wasn’t real lockdown!”