“Know your enemy.” Almost everyone understands that “government” is often (if not always) corrupt, often vindictive, often even malicious, but of those who complain about and protest authoritarian injustice,

One down side of being principled is that it rules out people “buying influence” from you. If your viewpoints and opinions aren’t for sale, if dollars can’t make you change your tune, then most of the

Once again, “Independence Day” is here, and once again I feel obligated to rain on everyone’s parade by pointing out the hypocrisy and patheticness of all the celebrations going on across the country today.

There is a long-standing cliche about how it's rude and boring to inflict one's vacation photos on others if they didn't ask. But given the fact that I'm rude, and old (turned 50 while on said vacation),

So I get what "virtue signaling" is: someone saying or doing something that serves no purpose except to illustrate their own (supposed) virtuousness. One example which comes to mind--which will

Every now and then I see a statist saying something like, “Yeah, I used to be an anarchist, but then I grew up.” They really believe that the way to be a responsible, rational adult is to bow down to a

Well, I might as well post this on Steemit, too. Dang it, I really think an animated video of "Communism's Soul"--based on my article from a million years ago--is important to have right now,

For more about the purpose of “Candles in the Dark,” watch this: The next event scheduled will be on August 18th and 19th in the Dallas / Fort Worth (Texas) area. For right now—but only as long as this

There are still misguided people who point to unpleasant, distasteful, or just less-than-ideal economic situations, and want to blame them on FREEDOM, and want to solve them by way of "government"

Here and there I still see people who are very eager to publicly (and incessantly) talk about scientific studies regarding IQ in different demographic groups, such as different races. Such people insist

A video about the concept of "homesteading," and the rational, moral way to deal with natural resources and ownership. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

When people argue about whether "capitalism" is good or evil, they are rarely clear about what they're actually debating. This video avoids the semantic disagreements, and gets to the principles

It might be slightly obnoxious to make this a Steemit article, but given how many people have asked about this recently, I am going to anyway. It has come to my attention that, at this point, anyone who

When you go shopping, do you think you have the right to decide both sides of the deal? Do you have the right to decide what to pay, and what the seller has to give you? And if you don't think he's offering

“Slavery was a choice.” “Taxes are voluntary.” These two statements have a lot in common, both being partly true, both being mostly false, and both having more to do with indoctrination than anything else.

Here are my top seven reasons why it’s laughable that so many Americans belly-ache about the thought of “the Russians” trying to influence U.S. politics and U.S. elections: 1 - Either way, an American

This is my response to the dishonest spin and hit-piece against libertarianism by the well-trained subject of the state, Matt Lieb, of "NewsBroke." His video can be seen here: And here is the

A relatively pointless video showing my brother and I knocking down a little hemlock tree for a neighbor. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

Sometimes public opinion and public pressure can be a good incentive for businesses to stop engaging in obnoxious and/or criminal practices. That's why I decided to make this video about PayPal helping

Politicians, "left" and "right," want you to be scared of common crooks, but not of robbers with badges—even though you're far more likely to be victimized by the latter. Politicians