Biden's top-down approach to government stands in stark contrast to Youngkin's grassroots approach. The president demands obedience from American citizens. He wants mask and vaccine mandates. He's sicced the DOJ on parents who disapprove of leftist ideology being foisted on their children and who've chosen to speak out forcefully against them. The Biden regime wants you to associate these people with domestic terrorists.
Author: JP Mac
LR Podcast S2E37: 2021 in Review, Pt 2
As you know, 2021 was an interesting year, and this year promises to be no different. If you want to know the libertarian/conservative perspective on events, please continue to follow Liberty Relearned in 2022. #2021YIR
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LR Podcast S2E36: 2021 in Review, Pt 1
At the end of 2020, we had high hopes that 2021 would be a darn sight better. In some ways it was, but in many ways it wasn't and often things went sideways. This podcast covers many of the major events of 2021. #2021YIR
Happy New Year 2022!
Happy New Year!
LR Podcast S2E35: 2021 Christmas Special
Those who strive for a godless Utopia have been met by an ever-increasing opposition and the societal momentum of their movement has stalled. It's stalled because it has caused misery, not happiness and its false promises are, if not being rejected, are at least being met by skepticism.
Christmas message 2021
Those who strive for a godless Utopia have been met by an ever-increasing opposition and the societal momentum of their movement has stalled. It's stalled because it has caused misery, not happiness and its false promises are, if not being rejected, are at least being met by skepticism.
LR Podcast S2E34: Good for whom?
Though the altruistic approach seems good on the surface, even to theists, especially Christians, upon further reflection on how this value actually plays out in the real world, one can see the cracks in the secular altruist's argument. Mainly, how do we define what is good for all of society? We as individuals, cannot determine what is best for society, for we can never have a complete enough picture of what society most needs, at least not to a moral certainty. Moreover, is the simple fact that no individual can act on behalf of society.
Good for Whom?
Altruism seems good, even Biblical, but cannot serve as a code of ethics. The problem with altruism isn't that self-sacrifice is bad, it's that it allows society, not the individual, to make the call on who is required to sacrifice their own best interests and why. Society is the majority, and altruism makes one's actions subject to the need of the collective.
LR Podcast, S2, E33: “Some of the time,” has ended.
They don't know if “Build Back Better” is better, but they do know that you can't spend trillions of dollars and not cause inflation. They know that they were lied to about Russian collusion, Kenosha, and Jussie Smollett being the victim of a hate crime. What else have they been lied to about? they wonder.
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