by Lucas Nunes | Jul 18, 2024 | Philosophy
Do Libertarian Parties make sense? In numerous countries, we are witnessing the emergence of a new trend: the formation of libertarian parties. The Libertarian idea is more popular than ever, highlighted by Argentina electing its first openly declared libertarian...
by Lucas Nunes | Jul 12, 2024 | Philosophy
Beyond Libertarianism: Cultivating a Cultural Repertoire If you delve into the works of the great Austro-Libertarian authors like Ludwig von Mises, Hans-Hermann Hoppe, and Murray Rothbard, and carefully examine their annotations, you will discover that their writings...
by Lucas Nunes | Jun 26, 2024 | Philosophy
Is having children an act of aggression? Recently, I encountered some comments on social media asserting that having children violates the non-aggression principle (NAP) and constitutes an authoritarian action. This view may appear illogical to many. However, it is...
by Lucas Nunes | Mar 22, 2024 | Philosophy
Freedom’s Renaissance: Reviving a Culture of Liberty Culture is a term that refers to the beliefs, customs, practices, and social behaviours shared by a particular group or society. It encompasses the knowledge, art, language, philosophy, and social institutions...
by Stéphane Geyres | Feb 29, 2024 | Philosophy
Let’s Train to Take the Train to Liberty Javier Milei has now been elected for a quarter and the whole world could see how strongly he talks. Strongly in two ways. In his wording, first. He probably is the first president of a significant country who names the...
by Vincent Andres | Jan 26, 2024 | Philosophy
Socialism is a “natural” force of attraction (and not a rational argument) Socialism is fundamentally a “natural” force of attraction, and in no way a rational argument. Socialism is like gravity. It is indeed the path of least immediate effort...
