The Only Defense Is More Capitalism

Only though open competition of merchants competing for our business are we able to see the best value and services rise. Every successful business has learned lessons from their competitors who failed. Allowing new competitors to arise requires tolerance from the public and accepting change, which are two of the three pillars of Let.Live.

Adam Smith and Friedrich Hayek are two of the most influential economists of all time, and both argued that unfettered competition produces the best products and prices for consumers. In this blog post, we will explore their ideas and how they apply to modern market economies.

Sao Paulo Stock Exchange

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Why Conservatives Must Choose Between Supporting the Blue or Individual Rights

As a libertarian conservative, the issue of qualified immunity is of great concern to us. On one hand, we believe in supporting our law enforcement officers and other public officials and understand the importance of allowing them to perform their duties without fear of being sued for damages. On the other hand, we also believe in protecting individual liberties, personal responsibility, and limited government, and recognize that qualified immunity may be used to shield public officials from accountability for their actions, even when those actions result in harm to citizens.

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Deregulation: A Path to Economic Prosperity

Deregulation is a term used to describe the reduction or elimination of government regulations and restrictions on businesses, industries, and the economy as a whole. It's a critical issue that's been hotly debated for decades, with those on the right often advocating for less government intervention and those on the left advocating for more government regulation to protect consumers and the environment. As a Libertarian Conservative, I strongly believe that deregulation is essential for economic prosperity and that the benefits of deregulation far outweigh the potential risks. In this article, I will outline the reasons why deregulation is necessary and how it would benefit the economy.

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The Scary Reality of America's $32 Trillion Dollar Debt Problem

The United States' national debt has become a major concern for many Americans, and for good reason. As of 2022, the debt stands at an astronomical $32 trillion, a number that is increasing at an alarming rate with each passing year. This debt represents a significant threat to our economic stability and future prosperity, and it's imperative we take steps to reduce spending and get our financial house in order.

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Why the System of Taxation is Actually a Form of Theft

Taxation, the process of levying taxes by a government, has been the subject of much debate for centuries. Some people argue that taxation is necessary for the functioning of government and the provision of public goods and services. Others argue that taxation is theft, an unjust taking of property from individuals without their consent.

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Why Corporate Welfare is the Root of All Economic Evil

Corporate welfare refers to government subsidies, tax breaks, and other forms of financial support that are granted to businesses and corporations. The purpose of these subsidies is to stimulate economic growth, create jobs, and promote competitiveness. However, the reality is that corporate welfare often leads to economic inefficiencies, exacerbates income inequality, and undermines the principles of a free market economy.

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Student Loans and Ends vs Means

The United States Constitution sets up a system of checks and balances to ensure that no one branch of government becomes too powerful. It is the ultimate implementation of #ConsentCulture, because there are 3 branches of government all designed to make sure that no one branch can unilaterally violate your consent. The system is designed to protect the rights of the citizens and prevent the government from becoming tyrannical. The President of the United States is a part of this system and is expected to follow the rules and regulations set up in the Constitution. However, there have been instances where the President has attempted to override the system of checks and balances, and this could have serious consequences for the country.

Separation of powers

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We Don’t Need A Government Takeover of Healthcare… We Need A Personal Option

The debate over healthcare in the United States has been ongoing for many years. One of the key points of contention is whether or not the government should take over healthcare or if a personal option is the better way to go. As a libertarian conservative, I firmly believe that a personal option is the best path forward for healthcare in the United States.

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Introducing the Write In Only Election Model

The Write In Only (WIO) election system is a unique approach to voting that eliminates preprinted names on ballots. Instead, voters are required to type the name of their preferred candidate into a digital voting machine. The machine provides an autocomplete feature to avoid spelling mistakes. Upon finalizing the ballot, the machine prints two paper copies – one for the vote tabulation machine and one for the voter to keep as a record.

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We Should Absolutely Abolish the IRS

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is an agency of the United States government that is responsible for the collection of taxes. While the IRS plays an important role in the functioning of the government, there are several reasons why it should be abolished.

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