At the International Students for Liberty Conference, students around the country were able to ask John Stossel questions pertaining to various topics. One of the topics, war, was introduced and I had the opportunity to ask John and Boaz how libertarians justified killing innocent people during times of war. Well, the question appeared on the [...]
By: John Russell
11Oct10
FREE TROJES
By: John Russell
27Apr10
On Being Mean
By: Barry Belmont
If but to nip the only criticism we ever receive over here at UNR SFL in the bud, I ask you the following: in what other area (besides politics) do the personality traits of a claimant have anything whatsoever to do with whether or not a claim should be accepted as true or false? In [...]
By: Barry Belmont
26Feb10
ISFLC, 3. The Guy From Michigan
By: Barry Belmont
Jonathan Slemrod, in addition to being the President of University of Michigan College Libertarians, is also the Editor-at-Large of the conservative and libertarian journal on his campus, The Michigan Review. Below is his boiling down of the conference to a tight, nice, and neat paragraph. The third annual Students for Liberty Conference was a valuable [...]
By: Barry Belmont
So, I’ve wanted to record the experiences of those involved in the International Students for Liberty Conference. This is in an attempt to unify the disparate libertarian groups from around the country that attended that conference. A few people have responded thus far and they all have important perspectives to add. The first account I [...]
By: John Russell
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By: Barry Belmont
Rarely are things what they are made out to be. Issues, objectives, events — indeed, all things people are able to describe after the fact — hardly capture the attitudes had, feelings felt, and experiences experienced with the force that were once present before us. To sound less pretentious: the International Students for Liberty Conference [...]
