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Liberty Explained
The Basics of Libertarianism
Liberty Explained is your guide to libertarianism. Chris Spangle takes your questions about libertarianism applied to politics and culture. Please send your questions to [email protected].
Part of the We Are Libertarians Podcast Network.
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4.5 stars from 20 ratings
This kind of podcast is needed BUT
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“Like the title says, a podcast like this needs to exist. The issue however is when the first episode seems to make fun of “Cart Pushers” by calling them “Cart Boy” and “Cart Monkey”, it leaves a bad taste in my mouth. They’re doing a job that if they didn’t, you’d be ramming buggies due to people...”Read full review »
thatguy188 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/22/20
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Do I have to be “pure” to be a libertarian? Can I be a good enough libertarian? In other words, Is it possible to be more libertarian than another person? Libertarianism isn’t a monolithic or rigid ideology; one doesn’t need to adhere to a “pure” form to identify as a libertarian. It's a...
Published 01/15/24
Published 01/15/24
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Published 01/02/24
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