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Category Archives: Libertarianism
The Price Of Freedom
Today, April 25th, marks the ninety-sixth anniversary of the landing of the Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, or ANZACs, on the shores of Gallipoli in the Turkish Dardanelles, on a stony beach of a bay now re-named Anzac Cove. … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Commonwealth of Nations, Libertarianism
5 Comments
Or I’ll Huff, And I’ll Puff…
Unlike immigration, which as I said is a complicated issue with no simple, pat, one-line solution, the issue of smoking from a Libertarian viewpoint is pretty cut-and dried (pun discovered only after proof-reading). So this will be a much shorter post.
Posted in Libertarianism
13 Comments
Libertarianism And Immigration
I was going to wait a while before tackling this issue, but it has become topical in so many countries, including those of most of you reading this, that it’s appropriate we look at it today. It isn’t a cut … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Libertarianism, Rights
29 Comments
Gaia Rights
For those of you wondering why I expend so many words banging on about rights, here’s a story which illustrates the point nicely.
Posted in Libertarianism, Rights
8 Comments
Liberté, Égalité, Sororité
Today marks the official introduction of France’s new law banning the burqua and niqab in public places. Under it, gendarmes encountering a person wearing this garment are forbidden to forcibly remove it, but if she refuses their request to lift … Continue reading
Posted in Libertarianism, Religion, Rights
16 Comments
Inferno
The scene: a desolate, barren moonscape. Lightning bolts flash occasionally across a blackened sky. Boiling, bubbling lava pools dot the ground as far as the eye can see, sending plumes of reeking smoke into the gloom. The only sounds are … Continue reading
Posted in AGW, Australia, China, Daily Telegraph Blog Disaster, Libertarianism, Rights
17 Comments
What Is Libertarianism Part II
Since I published my original short article on this subject, a number of you have asked me to make some clarifications and extensions. I thought it appropriate to deal with some of those today.
Posted in Libertarianism
8 Comments
It’s Just A Jump To The Left
…followed by the inevitable step to the right.
Posted in Australia, Libertarianism
17 Comments
McLurg’s Law
I wasn’t planning to comment on the Japanese earthquake, as it’s being fully covered elsewhere. But last night’s hysterical treatment of the relatively minor damage at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant on the local current affairs TV program Four … Continue reading
Posted in AGW, Libertarianism
2 Comments
Cactoblastis
Yet another grab for power by the state over the citizen, in ways never mentioned in the Constitution. Today’s story is set here in Australia, but all readers around the world take note, because if this law succeeds here, its … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Libertarianism
13 Comments
Be Responsible - Be Free! 