Further thoughts on abortion, technology, and getting around the state

NB: I am fervently pro-choice. I want abortion to be safe and legal, I want laws to that effect in… Read more Further thoughts on abortion, technology, and getting around the state

Airing the dirty laundry of the libertarian movement, part 3: the aftermath of the LP convention

Part 3 of an ongoing series of inside baseball stuff about the Libertarian Party. I’m not happy about things. See… Read more Airing the dirty laundry of the libertarian movement, part 3: the aftermath of the LP convention

“Gun control [properly understood] is we the people getting whatever arms we want, and telling the government what they’re allowed… Read more Yes Virginia, guns are for defense against tyranny. And they’ll be more effective than you think.

A few days ago a draft Supreme Court decision on abortion, authored by Samuel Alito, leaked. The reactions are…exactly what… Read more Libertarians and Abortions, Also Terrible Supreme Court Decisions

Here’s the essay I would have written before the Tom Woods revelations dropped. I feel it’s important to post in… Read more Airing the dirty laundry of the libertarian movement part 1: yay or nay on the Mises Caucus?

In the latest round of internecine libertarian infighting, Delta Tkasch and Dave Smith have gotten into it about “normalization… Read more In defense of sex workers and normalization

[note: some of this concerns discussions I’ve seen in passing on twitter or conversations I’ve had in my personal life,… Read more Some thoughts on Kyle Rittenhouse: it’s not nearly as great or as bad as you might think

Right on schedule, Trump actually went. I’m at least a little surprised. So now that it’s actually over, let’s look… Read more Old bosses and new

Two days ago a bunch of pro-Trump people stormed the US capitol, thrashed some offices, and generally tried to disrupt… Read more Coups, protests, false equivalencies, and all sorts of other nonsense