Maybe some of the engineering/math/philosophy majors in the group can figure out what my neighborhood registered Libertarian is trying to convey in these randomly placed documents around the desert. I will try and dig up some other ones as I find them: UNR Students for Liberty – http://www.unrforliberty.com
29Nov08
Black Friday Rule
By: Barry Belmont
I am all for capitalism, even radically so, but this is ridiculous. A man was trampled to death by consumers looking for deals. Every person who took a step closer to their purchase over his body is responsible and should be prosecuted for murder. So I may be a radical for capitalism, but I am [...]
By: Barry Belmont
Government, by its nature, must seek to expand itself. A government must give reasons for its existence, it must point to problems that it wishes to solve. In so far as many problems now facing us have their origins with government intervention, we can see truly that this is a wonderful time to live in.As [...]
By: Barry Belmont
When our voice is reduced to a single button push, when who we are as a person with hopes and dreams and aspirations can be demeaned to the point of absurdity with such statements as “the only way to be heard is to vote,” when noses are looked down and idols are held up at [...]
2Aug08
Welcome to MurderPark
By: Barry Belmont
To be radical in any philosophy means to follow its premises to their logical conclusion. The precepts must be held to such an esteem as to be undeniable. Christian love, vegetarian empathy, and Marxist exploitation are such concepts. For Libertarians there are, at base, two: 1. The right of self-ownership 2. All interactions between people [...]
