Libertarianism...A Paradigm of Political Freedom or Foolish Consistency?: Debunking a Disingenuous Georgetown Professor of History and Exposing Modern Fascism and Involuntary Servitude
Book Details
Author(s)Henry Louis Walleski
ISBN / ASINB019SCS0KM
ISBN-13978B019SCS0K0
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Description
Libertarianism is deliberately distorted and maligned by the media, academia and both the American political left and right which is why you probably don’t understand what it actually is and stands for.
Staunch libertarian Henry Louis (H.L.) Walleski provides a compelling and entertaining rebuttal of many of the common distortions leveled at modern libertarianism and the role of libertarian thinking during and since the founding of the United States Republic. This book is primarily written for people of any age or political viewpoint who have observed the wretched irrationality of current Demo-Publican American politics and are searching for a coherent political value system that is congruent with a flourishing civil society and economic system.
As a prime example of maligning, Walleski thoroughly dissects and debunks Michael Kazin’s article in The New Republic, “Rand Paul Doesn’t Stand a Chance; Libertarians and the Republican Party” (March25, 2014), and explores the hypocrisy and contradictions of modern politics in the context of both historical and current events. In this quick and compelling read you will be presented, in a unique and hard hitting style, core tenets of libertarianism in a way that will have a lasting impact, allowing you to more intelligently sort through the often incoherent and venomous discourse so prevalent in today’s politics.
Within the context of a concise history of libertarian thinking from the 6th century B.C. to the present, examples of explosive current issues and court decisions are the backdrop for precise enunciation of the bedrock relationships between property, rights and individual freedom. You’ll understand precisely why these fundamental freedoms are under serious attack by arrogant and presumptuous political meddling in civil society and by the resulting legalized mobs with political guns.
Many reader’s beliefs and assumptions may be seriously challenged as Walleski argues and proves the following:
Libertarianism, while not perfect, is clearly the superior political value system for protecting individual freedom.
The design structure of the U.S. Republic and most State governments is fundamentally libertarian, even though they generally no longer function according to that design.
Fascism and politically enforced involuntary servitude are alive and thriving in modern United States.
Individualism, properly understood and legally protected, is the most powerful antidote and defense against racism and bigotry in all its forms.
The pre-civil war abolitionists were proto-libertarians.
There is no such thing as a minority group.
There is no such thing as rights of minority groups
There is no such thing as state’s rights.
For libertarians, a landmark 1967 Supreme Court case was obviously sufficient to settle the gay marriage issue and legalize it decades before the 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges decision finally did.
The real culprits that should be vilified and held accountable for gross discrimination and harm to individuals in the LGBT community are not bakers, pizza makers or photographers.
A new legalized mob with 60 million members is forming and is armed with political guns—it is coming to a neighborhood near you to raise the prices of many things you buy.
Politically concocted pseudo-rights are destroying actual rights and freedom.
Social justice and economic fairness are neither just nor fair—they are political lies and pseudo-profound bullshit.
Modern liberalism and progressivism, and their icons, have a sordid history of racism and bigotry that carries on into the present day, and which is provable and includes Oprah Winfrey.
The left-wing/right-wing political model is incoherently dysfunctional and needs to be replaced with a Human Freedom Continuum.
Many political leaders and their followers suffer from debilitating cognitive malfunction and are incapable of recognizing contradiction or objective reality.
Staunch libertarian Henry Louis (H.L.) Walleski provides a compelling and entertaining rebuttal of many of the common distortions leveled at modern libertarianism and the role of libertarian thinking during and since the founding of the United States Republic. This book is primarily written for people of any age or political viewpoint who have observed the wretched irrationality of current Demo-Publican American politics and are searching for a coherent political value system that is congruent with a flourishing civil society and economic system.
As a prime example of maligning, Walleski thoroughly dissects and debunks Michael Kazin’s article in The New Republic, “Rand Paul Doesn’t Stand a Chance; Libertarians and the Republican Party” (March25, 2014), and explores the hypocrisy and contradictions of modern politics in the context of both historical and current events. In this quick and compelling read you will be presented, in a unique and hard hitting style, core tenets of libertarianism in a way that will have a lasting impact, allowing you to more intelligently sort through the often incoherent and venomous discourse so prevalent in today’s politics.
Within the context of a concise history of libertarian thinking from the 6th century B.C. to the present, examples of explosive current issues and court decisions are the backdrop for precise enunciation of the bedrock relationships between property, rights and individual freedom. You’ll understand precisely why these fundamental freedoms are under serious attack by arrogant and presumptuous political meddling in civil society and by the resulting legalized mobs with political guns.
Many reader’s beliefs and assumptions may be seriously challenged as Walleski argues and proves the following:
Libertarianism, while not perfect, is clearly the superior political value system for protecting individual freedom.
The design structure of the U.S. Republic and most State governments is fundamentally libertarian, even though they generally no longer function according to that design.
Fascism and politically enforced involuntary servitude are alive and thriving in modern United States.
Individualism, properly understood and legally protected, is the most powerful antidote and defense against racism and bigotry in all its forms.
The pre-civil war abolitionists were proto-libertarians.
There is no such thing as a minority group.
There is no such thing as rights of minority groups
There is no such thing as state’s rights.
For libertarians, a landmark 1967 Supreme Court case was obviously sufficient to settle the gay marriage issue and legalize it decades before the 2015 Obergefell v. Hodges decision finally did.
The real culprits that should be vilified and held accountable for gross discrimination and harm to individuals in the LGBT community are not bakers, pizza makers or photographers.
A new legalized mob with 60 million members is forming and is armed with political guns—it is coming to a neighborhood near you to raise the prices of many things you buy.
Politically concocted pseudo-rights are destroying actual rights and freedom.
Social justice and economic fairness are neither just nor fair—they are political lies and pseudo-profound bullshit.
Modern liberalism and progressivism, and their icons, have a sordid history of racism and bigotry that carries on into the present day, and which is provable and includes Oprah Winfrey.
The left-wing/right-wing political model is incoherently dysfunctional and needs to be replaced with a Human Freedom Continuum.
Many political leaders and their followers suffer from debilitating cognitive malfunction and are incapable of recognizing contradiction or objective reality.
