Below is my entry for the Cannabis Creative Contest Week 2 hosted by @jgvinstl. The poem entry must be cannabis-themed (check) and at least four stanzas (check). If you're planning to enter, the deadline

When Bernie Sanders hires help, economies hold sway: those promises of fifteen bucks an hour fade away. The Democrats, politically, think minimums should rise but budgets soon destroy the dreams of socialistic

Poem: Withdrawals

Note the play on the word "currencies" in each of the first three stanzas: (in)cur and seize current, seas currants ease Yes! I have two accounts on Steemit and Neoxian City: @geke for the venns,

From the New York Times: "In truth, Vargas Llosa’s politics are closer to libertarian..."

Goethe believed "free trade and free cultural exchange" were necessary and he "fought against the expansion, centralization, and unification of government."

Hurston was clearly a libertarian author, but revisionists don't like that: Alice Walker wrote, "I think we are better off if we think of Zora Neale Hurston as an artist, period..."

"Government is at best but a necessary evil; and the less we have of it, the better." - Walt Whitman

192 books on the Literary Libertarians list; some, disappointingly, are non-fiction. Heinlein features heavily. Coulter coming in above Mises... a travesty.

"Liberty is ideal for freeing the human spirit, but we really haven’t used it very well."

Remy Munasifi, libertarian comedian/songster, recently posted “Wedu Nagivafaka” via Reason – a parody of the Bing Crosby crooned Hawaiian Christmas song, “Mele Kalikimaka” in an ode to government chill

@ feeonline discusses trend in interviewing and video editing: restate the views of the interviewee in a misleading, debate-driven way, edit out any attempts by the interviewee to clarify or provide context

LibertarianArts highlights posts on Steemit that bring attention to libertarian thought through art, music, poetry, even non-fiction articles. Below are three good finds on libertarian ideas: The first

The LibertarianArts account was created to highlight artistic endeavors with a libertarian-related theme. On Steemit we hope to find fiction, poetry, art, comics, songs, scripts, or videos that creatively

This is the first video in a series on how 20th Century corporatism is the result of progressive values. The series will range from turn-of-the-century anti-trust suits that allowed companies with government

@libertarianarts curates artistic posts with a libertarian, pro-market, voluntaryist, minarchist, or anarchist theme. If you produce one, please let me know in the comments! And yes, link away - I don't

I share with many Steemit souls a love of decentralized systems. And I was inspired by a Steemit post to finally finish some lines on that topic. Thanking @sascha for your piece, A decentralized solidary