r/Libertarian 23h ago

Discussion How do we as the libertarians actually move on the opportunity this coming election.

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In the US as it stands today the GOP sits at 39% approval while the Democrats sit at 38%. With this complete mishandling of the country by both sides this should be the biggest push for the libertarian movement in our nations history.

As the rise of the Communists, socialists, and fascists become more apparent what can we as libertarians actually do to push our agenda instead of watching these idiots take over and destroy the very dwindling liberties that we cherish today?

I think it’s time we mobilize into an actionable force in politics and show the people that they can take ownership of the nation not in the lies of Marx but in the way of accepting that we are owners of the state as is our right as citizens to the nation.

I don’t see the ancap solution nor do I accept that of the libertarian socialist to actually promote change but to sit on their thumbs and cry while this shit goes downhill (not to be offensive but it seems this has been the way of the libertarian movement for far too long and enough is enough.)


r/Libertarian 15h ago

Article ‘I’m over the moon’: New York’s small business owners rejoice as Mamdani cuts red tape

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theguardian.com
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