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There are too many examples of police misconduct and falsified evidence for us to feel comfortable with the state having the authority to kill people.
The American motto “Out of the many one” is meant to remind us that the founders gave us a specific name. We are meant to be state united, not unified. We are supposed to be a nation of many individuals, who come together voluntarily to do good things. That’s what the National Libertarian Day Of Service is all about!
Encouraging people to come together in acts of service within their communities is why People for Liberty is organizing the National Libertarian Day of Service (#NLDOS). It is exactly what it sounds like – a call for liberty lovers across the country to join together and engage in acts of service on Saturday, May 1, 2021, in an effort to show the impact of true voluntaryism.
Charity and volunteer work benefits the people who are giving as the people who are receiving. May 1st is the National Libertarian Day of Service. Are you doing anything?
Tom Cotton tweeted he thought we have an under-incarceration problem in the United States. Here’s my response.
Laws require Law enFORCEment which injects FORCE into our society. Too many meaningless law are on the books that allow police to detain people.
Last week, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled that a person can’t be found guilty of sexually assaulting someone who cannot
