Tag Archives: liberty

How many laws have you broken today?

It is Tuesday, the 5th of March, AD 2024. A beautiful day… well, at least some places. And even if it is snowing and the wind is blowing, it is a nice day: we need the moisture! We live in … Continue reading

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Some things to think about on a winter’s evening

Ideas of liberty, freedom, and government (or lack thereof): All too often, these are seen as opposing principles, but that is not necessarily the case. A few thoughts about each: In economic terms, we have freedom if we have equality … Continue reading

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Wyoming bonanza?

For more than a century, the State of Wyoming has been critical in the history and success of the economy and technology of the States – and possibly, the entire planet. That critical nature may not be just a historical … Continue reading

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What changed? Graphic on government overreach

Asking permission? Since when? Continue reading

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Texas ups the ante!

No, it is not a “constitutional crisis” – it is a real demonstration of the lack of faith that Uncle Joe and his rogue regime (administration) has created in Texas and many other States in 2024, as we careen down … Continue reading

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Nebraska cities to imitate New Mexico gun control?

In April, the Nebraska Legislature passed a statewide constitutional carry bill and declared that regulating firearms is a statewide concern. The legislation also declared existing local firearm laws void and revoked local governments’ power to regulate guns.  However, the cities … Continue reading

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The Argentine experiment

The election of a self-proclaimed libertarian, Javier Milei, as president of the Republica Argentina, was obviously shocking to many people. His actions continue to alarm many. Including the American media. An example is the recent headline at MSN.com: Argentina’s President … Continue reading

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The evil called democracy

The track record of democracy in human history – and American history – demonstrates it both fails to protect life, liberty, and property and leads to much worse conditions of tyranny. Democracy is evil, but we refuse to accept that lesson. Continue reading

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Merry Christmas

Longtime readers and associates of The Price of Liberty know that we (publishers and staff) do not celebrate Christmas as a religious holiday, for many reasons. Nevertheless, it is a family and friends holiday: a time to enjoy being with … Continue reading

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Is it a good idea to let felons have guns?

A judge has dared to question the many laws that totally deny Second Amendment rights to felons for life, as being unconstitutional. Continue reading

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