#Libertarian

Matthew Sheffield

mattsheffield

Thread: Meaning and loss in American conservatismI've written a lot about how Christian supremacism (expressed and implicit) is the underlying objective of most Trump supporters but the psychology of American

whitepilled

lucycali88

sorry was just driving, i realize a lot of dissidents never went thru the paleocon or libertarian phase, so don't get the economic arguments, or straight up throw all normieCon

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MorlockP

1/https://twitter.com/EVKontorovich/status/1354071813056311298 2/https://twitter.com/TheAgeofShoddy/status/1354143146259730433 3/https://twitter.com/St_Rev/status/1354150444080263169 4/I read a free-market / libertarian SF novel once, I for

Nick Carroll

LibertyAndTech

Let's talk about the "de-Trump-ification" of the GOP. It won't be done by the people in charge - the so-called establishment. Mitch McConnell can't do it. Liz Cheney can't do

Laura Jedeed, Professional Stocker

LauraJedeed

If you believe that no idea should ever be considered intolerable and off-limits, you implicitly assume ideas have no real powerIf you believe that ideas powerfully motivate and drive action,

Daniel Buck

MrDanielBuck

I was asked recently “but what’s the limiting principle for school vouchers? Will be just send funds directly to people for police too?!”I’ve thought about that for a few weeks

Libertarian Redhead 🦇

LibertarianRed1

"Trump is a libertarian" Me: hold my whiskey, thread to follow. https://t.co/Jv2t4pmUWj Let's start with the LP platform regarding the death penalty. We oppose the state administration of it, in

Matthew Sheffield

mattsheffield

The next few weeks will be historic in this country. You will remember them. Plenty of people at Fox News are doing the right thing. But the far right wants

Scott Roberts 🇿🇦

ScottHRoberts1

The economic view that's been promoted at progressive South African universities since the 70s, and that's now pervasive in our intellectual class is this: (1) Market failure is real. Sometimes,

Steve Randy Waldman

interfluidity

the powerful have always had to self-censor. it’s a prerequisite of wielding power nondestructively. if you’re Fed chair, you don’t get to say what you think candidly in any context

nicole elan

nicole_chenelle

I’m seeing a WHOLE lot of “slippery slope 1A” fear mongering from the right and shit-libertarian takes. Deplatforming certain accts was necessary after Jan 6th bc suspension and TOU enforcement

Dr Simon Ashworth

DrSimonAshworth

COVID has exposed a fault line in British society, centred around the level of responsibility people believe government should take for the welfare of the people of this country, and

Richard M. Carpiano, PhD, MPH

RMCarpiano

Meet the new #COVID19 conspiracy theory boss, same as the old antivaccine movement boss. Great analysis by @aetiology & @doritmi shows how Del Bigtree only had to slightly tweek his

Cory Doctorow #BLM

doctorow

Many wonder how epidemiology could have become so politicized. But epidemiology - like climate science (the other "mysteriously politicized" subject) has intrinsic politics: to take epidemiology seriously, you have to

Jim Antle

jimantle

I share many of these criticisms of Trump personally without finding the criticisms of conservative Trump voters persuasive.https://twitter.com/John_Scotus/status/1303511778236669952 Who are the conservative/Republican presidents who balanc

Capel Lofft

CapelLofft

I want to defend the merits of being conventional, respectable, orthodox. No society can bind itself together without basic customary standards of behaviour, & most people require stability as a

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