Honey! I’m Going to PorcFest!
After my previous year helping organize PorcFest 2019, I had ideas about “re[love]utionizing” PorcFest for 2020: we would put our emphasis on our growing liberty community rather than relying primarily on our out-of-state Big Speakers. Of course, we love these big...
Eight Steps To Explore New Hampshire’s Free State Project
I moved to New Hampshire almost a year ago. For me, it was a six year courtship with New Hampshire’s Free State Project. But, having just completed my migration to liberty, let me share with you what I would do were I just now starting to think about the Free...
A Free Stater Illustrates his Definition of Libertarianism
Here is how I illustrated a definition of libertarianism to a group of non-libertarians in Massachusetts. I had already signed my Statement of Intent to move to the ‘Live Free or Die’ state of New Hampshire, and so, when an advanced personal growth...
The Common Libertarian Critiques of the Free State Project
a project requires people and it requires that those people work! Complaining that New Hampshire is still not some ideal libertarian state is like going to the building site of a future skyscraper and complaining that the hole that we dug doesn’t offer any better view of the city. We kind of look at you like you’re a bit dull and then speak slowly to explain, “We haven’t built the skyscraper yet.” And that building is going to take time and effort. We’re going to have advances, and yes, many failures.