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Published May 19, 2011 in Persuasion by Michael Cloud
"When we achieve freedom, the economy will flourish," the libertarian speaker began. "Prosperity will be common. Poverty will be eradicated. I can hardly wait..." For the next ten minutes, he spun out fantasies of how great freedom was going to be. This dream was uplifting and inspiring. "When we end the insane War on Drugs, when we end drug prohibition, drug abuse will be such a minor problem, we probably won't even notice it," began another. For fifteen minutes, he held court as libertarians imagined a (Read More)
Published May 10, 2011 in Persuasion by Michael Cloud
Stage performers do it. Great movies do it. Powerful novels do it. They give you what you want -- and leave you wanting more. "I never wanted it to end, so I bought another ticket and watched it again," said one of the tens of thousands of repeat customers of the movie Titanic. Hundreds of thousands more did the same with Star Wars and Harry Potter. "...I didn't want to leave the world of Atlas Shrugged so when I finished reading it, I turned to page one and began again," said a college student. There are hundreds (Read More)
Published May 04, 2011 in Persuasion by Michael Cloud
Imagine a machine that could turn people into libertarians. A machine that could refine raw ore into the precious metal of liberty. A machine that could design and shape that metal into a practical and valuable libertarianism. A machine that would package and present libertarianism in attractive and appealing ways. What if the machine were free? What if it were easy and enjoyable and effective to use? If such a machine were possible, would you want it? If such a machine were available, would you use it? Yes? Are you sure? It (Read More)
Published April 27, 2011 in Persuasion by Michael Cloud
Most libertarian scholars forget this crucial element. Most libertarian writers leave out this key factor. So do most libertarian candidates. Probably you do, too. We don't overlook it once or twice. We do it regularly. Repeatedly. What are we forgetting, neglecting, and leaving out of our libertarian conversations? Why does it matter? Benefits. We're forgetting to tell people the *benefits* of our libertarian proposals. The specific, concrete, direct benefits to them. The benefits to their families, friends, neighbors, and co-workers. How it will (Read More)
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