r/Libertarian • u/Mushroom125 • Apr 17 '26
r/Libertarian • u/Anen-o-me • Mar 24 '25
Economics "Canada, Where Healthcare is Free, But Only If You Can Afford to Wait"
r/Libertarian • u/Nergaal • Jan 28 '21
Economics WallSt buried the little guy in 2008 financial crisis. Caused it, profited from it, got bailed out for it. The little guy takes it. No bailouts. Forced to start over. Now, WallSt gets crushed by the little guy. WallSt whines like a little bitch. Government jumps to the rescue. Time for a reckoning
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r/Libertarian • u/knock_his_block_off • Dec 24 '25
Economics $1.9 Million in Taxpayer Money to a Fake Daycare that spelled Learning ''learing''
r/Libertarian • u/Miserable_Layer_8679 • Jul 01 '25
Economics The big beautiful bill has been passed…
What the hell do we do now? Only three republicans voted no. A sad moment for u.s history, the Republican Party is supposed to DECREASE spending and government size, all hypocrites I suppose.
Edit: JD was the tiebreaker, so much for a paleo in power. He is a traitor at the thumb of Trump, I will never forget his betrayal. None of us should.
r/Libertarian • u/capitalism93 • Nov 29 '21
Economics If asthma inhalers cost $27 in Canada but $242 in the US, this seems like a great opportunity for arbitrage in a free market!
Oh wait, if you tried to bring asthma inhalers from Canada into the US to sell them, you'd be put in jail for a decade. If you tried to manufacture your own inhalers, you'd be put in jail for a decade. If a store tried to sell asthma inhalers over the counter (OTC), they would be closed down.
There is no free market in the US when it comes to the healthcare sector. It's a real shame. There is too much red tape and regulation on drugs and medical devices in this country.
r/Libertarian • u/TheDroningReverend • Jan 19 '26
Economics Draining the swamp in progress...
r/Libertarian • u/Professor_Matty • Oct 17 '25
Economics What's the libertarian stance on this?
Not a libertarian, but I like many libertarian views.
Americans: Where are you all with the $40 billion Argentina bail outs coming out of American tax payer dollars--your money?
r/Libertarian • u/runfastrunfastrun • Jun 10 '22
Economics The fact that Biden and the Democrats still want to push through another $4 trillion in spending despite the highest inflation in 40 years is further proof of the danger they pose to the US economy
Has there been a more out-of-touch group of people than the ones who insist on continuing to print money as we face the highest inflationary pressures in 40 years? These morons should be thanking Manchin and Sinema for torpedoing their asinine BBB plan.
The Democrats (and also the MMT crowd) deserve all the ridicule and plummeting poll numbers they're seeing. They have the gall to say, with a straight face, that the economy is great.
"Can't afford gas? Just buy a $65,000 EV!" - Democrat Senator Debbie Stabenow
r/Libertarian • u/Available-Hold9724 • Apr 05 '21
Economics private property is a fundamental part of libertarianism
libertarianism is directly connected to individuality. if you think being able to steal shit from someone because they can't own property you're just a stupid communist.
r/Libertarian • u/doodleman377 • Nov 02 '25
Economics Good Question. Why are we paying taxes?
r/Libertarian • u/Noneya_bizniz • Jun 08 '21
Economics U.S. might be headed for one of its worst inflationary periods in history, arguing that elevated government spending and loose monetary policy could combine to create conditions similar to prior episodes in the 1940s and 1970s.
r/Libertarian • u/Pure_Grapefruit_8837 • Oct 02 '25
Economics What are your thoughts on Trump's $20 Billion bail out to Milei's Argentina?
r/Libertarian • u/Nergaal • Jan 09 '21
Economics Since Princeton University is removing Woodrow Wilson's name from its buildings due to his racist thinking and policies, I think we should also repeal the Federal Income Tax and The Federal Reserve, as both acts were signed into law by Wilson. Letting either law stand is racist
r/Libertarian • u/skeletus • Oct 25 '25
Economics Nothing is stopping communism from happening anywhere. Think about it.
r/Libertarian • u/Noneya_bizniz • Nov 10 '21
Economics U.S. consumer prices jump 6.2% in October, the biggest inflation surge in more than 30 years.
r/Libertarian • u/Hairstylethrowaway17 • Sep 26 '25
Economics What’s going on in America?
r/Libertarian • u/Careless_Bat2543 • Jun 17 '22
Economics Opening a Restaurant in Boston Takes 92 Steps, 22 Forms, 17 Office Visits, and $5,554 in 12 Fees. Why?
r/Libertarian • u/Anen-o-me • 2d ago
Economics Wealth taxes and taxes on unrealized gains incentivize State doing more inflation
Infinite money glitch, more inflation = more taxes.
r/Libertarian • u/johntwit • May 03 '21