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— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 30, 2019
Elaborate. I don’t deny having optimism and hope requires a level of naïveté. All great things require it when you face tremendous odds in endeavors like enterprise, love and community. Cynicism only destroys these things that fuel a good life. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 29, 2019
Politics makes us see the worst parts of each other in order to diminish the influence of those we disagree with to force outcomes. Free voluntary exchange make us have to see the best in each other so we choose to cooperate, produce and consume with each other. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 29, 2019
Good article! - https://t.co/IavVtUiGmt #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 25, 2019
Nuance and civility are not qualities often rewarded in politics especially vs polarization and hyperbole. This is why political answers are often bad answers. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 23, 2019
If we expect more from ourselves and each other in how we treat each other with voluntary kindness, forgiveness and tolerance we can inspire each other to rise up. Not only will we not exalt bad people, we won’t need or want to exalt anyone. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 19, 2019
The horrible people we exalt to power in public and private spheres are the result of our low expectations and ambivalence to how our actions shape the world around us. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 19, 2019
My most popular videos over the last month, I should start talking more economics again one of these days :). #amliberty pic.twitter.com/pujxyIcxEG
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 13, 2019
We should always be less focused on trying to argue how we got it worse than others and more focused on how we can better to ourselves and others. Focus on putting out what you want back even if you don’t get it back, it builds up. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 7, 2019
Disagreements should not be a reason to see the worst in each other as only by coexistence can we push back the forces that want to control us. #Libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 7, 2019
End of year message from Alex Merced -> https://t.co/oS7MEOCptI #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 6, 2019
Be Good, Be #Libertarian. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/PUpDt15yDH
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 4, 2019
An old post from 2016, here is your annual reminder to NOT be a cultural protectionist, it’s a bad look. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/cK63TQEhMh
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 1, 2019
Looking for a fun gift for the potential Libertarian in your life? Pick up a copy of my book, The Libertarian Heart, at https://t.co/cMGbm9A0ym #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 27, 2019
This post is back from 2016, but it does age well and is still amusing. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/Qprcwt2mIq
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 26, 2019
If you steward your resources well or allow someone else to do, there is nothing wrong with being rewarded. If you employ others to compel another to give you an advantage, that’s another story. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/4MCEzP9Sro
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 24, 2019
People don’t act to solely maximize financial value but decide based on the best balance of social/financial value versus social/financial risks. People aren’t robots, even billionaires have complex incentives beyond mindless greed. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 24, 2019

How people think on the right and left. “The things I want that I don’t think people will vote for should be an unquestionable human right (healthcare, religion), and the things I think people will vote my way should be chosen by the people.” I just want free people. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 24, 2019
Wonderful News! Makes sense, suicide often is the last resort when someone feels no hope and no control over their life. Giving people hope and control of their own lives is always the right answer for broader happiness. Control kills hope and kills people. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/kv5qH8ONZT
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 24, 2019
Individualism is a belief in cooperation. When an individual is free to pursue their ends they’ll quickly find relationships are key to stability and growth. It’s when these relationships are compelled they fall apart. Forced community isolates. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 23, 2019
If any election feels too Important to do the right thing, then every election will seem too important to do the right thing. Every time we make the wrong choice the stakes only grow. Choose the path of peace, freedom and cooperation, vote Libertarian. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 23, 2019
There are plenty of reasons for optimism that society is moving in the right direction despite its most notorious busybodies. #amliberty https://t.co/hWLeQbKQKd
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 20, 2019
What did you do to make the world better today? Did you help someone, care for someone, did you learn something new or improved your health? #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 20, 2019
Posted this comment in a discussion about public vs private schools and the liberty in education movement. Figured it’s worth sharing. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/FcPOVdXOdY
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 17, 2019
Libertarianism is about accepting change is part of growth and not standing in its way with threats to others. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/C5FUsymGdl
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 13, 2019
It matters how you win cause it tells others how they should win.
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 12, 2019
It matters how you lose because it will tell others whether you are worth supporting when you try to win again.
It’s always a good time to be humble, kind and civil. #amliberty
Libertarians are electing liberty minded candidates, Libertarians are creating a liberty minded network and community, and Libertarians are creating awareness of liberty ideals. Everyday we have our wins. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 11, 2019
Reminder that how you accomplish things tell others how to accomplish things as well.
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 10, 2019
If not just that you win that matters, but how you win. #amliberty
A World where we choose to practice greater respect, tolerance and forgiveness of each other is one where we can all maximize our autonomy on that bed of good faith. A bed of bad faith creates the desire to control one another. Be good. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 10, 2019
Limiting anyone’s opportunities limits everyone’s opportunities. Onerous Taxation, regulation, zoning codes, licensing rules, etc. limit opportunities more and more everyday. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 9, 2019
Two #Libertarian Party mayors elected in Ohio! -> https://t.co/LzYvGqXFkw #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 8, 2019
The conundrum between an open society (which I prefer) vs a punishment society (what we’ve moved towards). The easier it is to tell the truth, the easier it is to lie. The harder it is to lie, the harder it is to tell the truth. Freedom or fear is the choice. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 4, 2019
People pay lip service to consent but are rarely consistent. They argue for explicit consent for social relationships but will be fine with implicit consent under the guise of a “social contract”. You either believe in consent between individuals or you don’t. #amliberty #IDo
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 28, 2019
Libertarianism doesn’t say society should do x or y but if x or y is pursued that it should be done with well defined property rights and explicit consent. Don’t think this a lot to ask. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 28, 2019
An old post but a solid one. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/j3Wi9Wz7DF
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 20, 2019
Wars cost lives, money and instills resentments in the next generation that ensures a next and worse conflict. Anti-war should be an obvious, logical, rational and compassionate position to take. #antiwar #libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 19, 2019
Freedom works because there is something to knowing you can try different things to figure out how to feed and shelter your family without the fear of bureaucrats crushing your dreams and hopes. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 29, 2019
My issue often isn’t who is president while surely some have wielded that power less catastrophically than others. My issue is the audacity to presume anyone should have that much power over the lives of others. (Even worse, expand that power) #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 27, 2019
Free markets thrive on being able to understand the problems of others and solving them in efficient ways. Why wouldn’t we want more of that? #amliberty #libertarianhttps://t.co/FwDw9uJ14X
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 27, 2019
Putting aside whether luck is something you make or just happens, is luck immoral? Does lacking luck give you a claim on others? I ask cause these questions underly a lot of #progressive thought and leads to really scary conclusions. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 24, 2019
#Libertarian #Amliberty pic.twitter.com/4Yp7QOqJvI
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 24, 2019
Do you care about the National Debt? Then find out how you help turn this trend and reduce the oncoming crisis at https://t.co/1EdX4fWMI7 #amliberty pic.twitter.com/iema6HdUMH
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 22, 2019
Since Healthcare is becoming a hot topic once again listen to this podcast where I breakdown the several models of government run healthcare that already exist in the United States. #amlibertyhttps://t.co/sNgPUNn02w
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 21, 2019
I’m anti-war, against wars between nations, groups and individuals. Good communication, simple property rights boundries and mutual respect if we work for it can prevent so much conflict, violence and tradgedy at every level. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 21, 2019
Every Libertarian is a leader. You don’t need to wait for someone else to speak for you, say what you believe, act towards what you believe and be what you believe. We are a movement of endless voices seeking peaceful coexistence. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 21, 2019
Here is my deal, when I see people being disrespectful or rude to others I double down on the love.
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 21, 2019
To all my drag queen, transgender, gender bending and gender non-confirming friends, it’s bunches of hugs and big love for you doing you. #AmLiberty #Coexist #Libertarian
Being courteous and respectful of others doesn’t cost you a thing and often can pay dividends. Don’t be a jerk to others.
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 20, 2019
The more you know! #amliberty
The American healthcare system is filled with fatal flaws, but this is not the answer. Read the book “The Primal Prescription” if you are genuinely looking for answers. #amlibertyhttps://t.co/mKvL2IsamO
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 20, 2019

Black markets exist because government prevents or limits normal market transactions. The limited ability to operate in black markets while creating an outlet for desired transactions, it also creates a space that often turns a legitimate market violent. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/tCi5QEVtIN
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 14, 2019
Voluntary kindness, empathy and forgiveness can often be a most effective anti-authoritarian act.
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 14, 2019
Learn more by reading “The Libertarian Heart” at https://t.co/cMGbm9A0ym #amliberty
In summary, we all can be redeemed, and how we treat each other can enable others to be redeemed. It’s a choice to be kind, tolerant and forgiving but if it can prevent or dissipate authoritarian impulses in others, why not? #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 14, 2019
I feel many on the authoritarian right and left Project their insecurities, ignorance and failed social relationships on society and thus feel the need to control it. This is why it’s important to provide healthy social connections to others to diminish these impulses. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 14, 2019
What is a #Libertarian? #amliberty pic.twitter.com/mi8YmS1HhB
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 14, 2019
Don’t debase the money. Don’t tax our businesses and paychecks to oblivion. Don’t bury our every effort to improve things with red tape and expect I ask permission to put meat on the table. Stop it. #amliberty #libertarian pic.twitter.com/ZsPInR1OXj
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 13, 2019

No one actor should or can set the rules for others. It’s the interplay of conflicting and ever changing rule sets that discover the rules society needs not what some imagine they want.#amliberty pic.twitter.com/E6eavhHnBi
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 12, 2019
End war, set an example of peace as an individual and as a society. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/thg3tHCDDp
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 12, 2019
Let’s be #Libertarian Together #amliberty pic.twitter.com/4GdBkVLqwD
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 12, 2019
Just say no to prohibition, #amliberty pic.twitter.com/kgCn9Lvg9f
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 12, 2019
I think many become #Libertarian when they realize A) Many of their problems are their own damn fault. B) They are capable of overcoming.#AMLiberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 7, 2019
Clarification, my #Libertarian activism isn’t about saving government from itself but enabling people to save themselves from all their headwinds including but not exclusively government. Autonomy allows you to deal with all challenges if you choose to. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 6, 2019
#Libertarian #MinimumWage #Fightfor15 #Amliberty pic.twitter.com/G1SCP5ptus
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 4, 2019
A totally worthwhile read about the beauty of markets and their influence on society. #amliberty https://t.co/A07UCCphbs
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 2, 2019
It’s not that society values guns over children or profits over people, this is hyperbole. People value the liberty to pursue the means to security from violence, hardship and loneliness. They don’t want insecurity forced upon them in the name of security for others. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 2, 2019
A world of liberty allows anyone to live their life as they see fit but also gives them every incentive to seek community, cooperate and be considerate of others. Why, because you need to associate with others and earn their consent to grow. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 31, 2019
Socialization is anti-social because if aid/support/compliance is coerced from society then the need to cooperate and become part of the social fabric is less allowing many to give in to individual isolationism without concern. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 31, 2019
Independence and liberty are pro-social. For a free person, building social networks is vital to survive and thrive as they provide individuals to trade, socialize and seek assistance from. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 31, 2019
Libertarianism is anti-fear and pro-empowerment while everyone else tries to scare you into giving them power, we ask you to take that power back. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/KSsgvKAZoW
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 29, 2019
Libertarianism is about realizing the only thing certain in life is uncertainty, so we need to be free to adapt and adjust. That our public and private leaders aren’t the source of relief, but that the source is in ourselves. #Amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 29, 2019
Libertarianism is about believing in oneself enough to want all your rights so you defend everyone’s rights to protect your own. That you can be skeptical, hopeful and positive enough to push away the fears others try to place in you to control you. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 29, 2019
I’m watching a tv clip on how “corporate America” takes advantage of fear. The exploitation of fear happens in all sectors public and private. Fear earns votes and purchases, Libertarianism is an anti-fear empowerment message that you can take care of yourself. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 29, 2019
Property Rights and the environment often get along a lot better than Captain Planet re-runs will let on. #amliberty https://t.co/93EqQQMtMe
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 29, 2019
People focus too much on outliers and anecdotes. Free Markets work on us building trust and being honest with each other, and if look at most of our lives this should be clear. #amliberty https://t.co/dhz8jwQuOH
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 28, 2019
Breaking the militarism and welfare loops will have short run pain for those who’ve become dependent on them but will bring long sustainable property for all as disposable incomes increase and investment in consumer goods expands. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 26, 2019
The Militarism Loop:
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 26, 2019
If threat identified
Build more weapons, train more troops
Country becomes more dependent on jobs from building weapons
Pay with more taxes or more debt
Destroy threat
Destruction abroad creates new threats
Repeat Militarism loop #amliberty
The Welfare Loop:
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 26, 2019
If the poor exist
Then increase welfare
Pay for welfare with taxes or debt
If paid with taxes
Costs rise, disposable incomes shrink
If paid with debt
Less capital for investment, higher rates
The Poor Increase in Quantity
Repeat Loop #amliberty
I feel many people think the government spending they don’t like is a much larger part of the budget than they realize. They also don’t realize the opportunity cost and economic distortions of the spending they do like. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 26, 2019
Why does choice matter? Choice provides an escape from social/economic arrangements you can’t tolerate, choice gives us an incentive to be better to earn consent, choice allows abuses to be temporary not persistent. If you are going to vote, vote for choice! #Amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 21, 2019
It’s not that there aren’t bad people in world but if we become bad people to deal with them all we’ve done is grow the number of bad people. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 20, 2019
Give individuals great responsibility and they will have great power to do great things. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 17, 2019
A libertarian worldview aims for institutions or practices that don’t imply some people are inherently better, worse, helpless, harmful but that each with out unique privileges and challenges have the ability to put out good or bad. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 17, 2019
When government taxes, subsidized and regulates it implies that some deserve to be punished and others can’t ever overcome on their own. These signals have a profound effect on culture and how we see and treat each other. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 17, 2019
Libertarianism is all about individuals. Individuals have infinite possibility to create good and bad. Let’s expect good from each other not just in our words but in our actions, by allowing others the freedom to manifest those great expectations in their own terms. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 17, 2019
Why does this matter? If we focus on seeing and expecting the worst from each other the more that will manifest. When people feel how others see them won’t change they give in and give people what they want. Let’s expect more, expect better. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 17, 2019
People have a tendency of trying to live up to the expectations of others, good or bad. Imagine that kid who got labeled the class clown, they probably overtime embraced that more than it was initially true. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 17, 2019
A more welcoming attitude also allows the best norms among all cultures to persist and bad norms to die as people experience diverse forms and adopt the best and give up the bad. Diversity brings a lot to the table. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 17, 2019
Of course when you have a convoluted system to bring in more people that gives some little choice but to be undocumented, you limit how they can participate and provide for themselves and others. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 17, 2019
Benefits of immigration or more people in general. More entrepreneurs, more workers, more consumers, more friends, more lovers, more innovation. More people just means more of the good people bring to our lives. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 17, 2019
If you regulate, tax and subsidize away people’s challenges, ability to take risk and measure their consequences, you eliminate the good that comes out of it. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 17, 2019
It’s our unique challenges that make us wiser, it’s the risks we take that transform our lives or prepare us for the next attempt. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 17, 2019
If in all realms you win with hope, integrity, consent and kindness you inspire others to win in that way. This is my mission and what drives me. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 14, 2019
In domestic policy if you achieve your ends with controlling and confiscating the property of others, you signal to others to do the same to achieve their ends. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 14, 2019
In foreign policy if you achieve your ends through force and bribery you signal to others they should do the same to achieve their ends. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 14, 2019
In all things it doesn’t just matter that you win but how you win, as how you win signals to others how they should win. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 14, 2019
Does what happen to Epstein really change how taxes reduces our incomes and regulations increase our costs making life hard for families and entrepreneurs. Does it change that we are constantly at war making the world less safe and putting our children in harms way? #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 11, 2019
People who seek power over you tell you when scary things happen, give them the keys so they can make it better but rarely do. Us Libertarians ask you to have hope things can get better, so we encourage you to hold on to the drivers seat of your own life. #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 11, 2019
Markets (resilient and anti fragile) vs Governments (slow, rigid, opaque), it’s always an easy choice where I rather more of society function. #Libertarian #Amliberty pic.twitter.com/xhumR8xtpw
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 10, 2019
So yes, I think markets are a boon to society, because all markets are is allowing consent to be injected into our social and economic arrangements providing accountability, reciprocity and knowledge. Being #Libertarian to me is just obvious the more I learn. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 10, 2019
So much about society needs resiliency and adaptability and that’s what markets (radical individual consent) bring. Governments on the other hand can’t respond as quickly and are better at preventing change than creating it. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 10, 2019
It’s not that markets or governments provide perfection to society but when governments fail that failure persist till the political will forms to stop it. In markets, failures often result in insolvency and rising alternatives much quicker. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 10, 2019
Focusing on living the best life for you and those you care about allows you to inspire others to behave better to emulate your results as well as allows you to be happier in general. Focusing on punishment often creates a cycle of despair instead of a cycle of virtue. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 8, 2019
I don’t try to shame or punish people into creating the world I want but do my flawed but best attempt at being an example of the world I hope possible in hopes others will join me in living radical individualism, Forgiveness, Tolerance and consent. #Libertarian #Amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 7, 2019
No one should be coerced by force to placate someone else’s preferences and values. Although our willingness to choose to be tolerant and forgiving of how others use their life, liberty and property will play a role in whether others do the same for us. Choose #Liberty #AmLiberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 7, 2019
The #Libertarian message is accepting that dealing with your insecurities doesn’t mean hating, controlling or scapegoating others but taking control and responsibility of yourself to live and love yourself and others around you. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 4, 2019
It’s time we have leaders who don’t harness our insecurities to tear society apart through hate but channel it into inspiration of how we can each better our lives and the lives of others. #Amliberty #Libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 4, 2019
We all have anxiety, frustration and rage seeking somewhere to channeled into. Political leaders often influence how it gets channeled, typically into hate for some group such as immigrants, the wealthy or other easy targets.... #Libertarian #Amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 4, 2019
If you want to create a #Libertarian world you just can’t advocate for individual rights, you must be an example of how we can peacefully coexist because of, not in spite of our differences. Tolerance, respect and courtesy are your choice, make the wise choice. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 4, 2019
If we loved each other more we’d shoot, tax and rob each other a lot less. Love is always the answer, regardless the question. #amliberty #Libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 3, 2019
Immigrants, technology or the rich aren’t the reason for the plight of Americans but the barriers to entrepreneurship , empowerment and community created by government licensing, debt, regulations, tariffs, wars and overcriminalization. Change it, be #Libertarian. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 3, 2019
Doesn’t matter how much you reform how you punish people if you remain determined to punish them for things that should be within their right to do. #2A #Immigration #SexWork #DrugWar #LibertyIsJustice #Amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 2, 2019
If you can’t defend someone’s right consume plants or use their body for their profession as they wish then how do you expect to defend people’s right to defend themselves and travel freely. Rights aren’t pieces that can be parsed without destroying the whole. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 2, 2019
Doesn’t matter how much your reform how you punish people if you remain determined to punish them for things that should be within their right to do. #2A #Immigration #SexWork #DrugWar #LibertyIsJustice #Amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 2, 2019
Fellow Libertarians, I love you all even when you don’t love me or when you don’t love each other. I do encourage you all to love a little bit more, you’ll like the way it feels. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/vqGch7Zec5
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 30, 2019
The burden should never be on an individual to justify the use of the their life, body and property. The burden should be placed on those who want to justify confiscating, destroying or controlling the life/body/property of others with the highest level of scrutiny. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 26, 2019
Consent breeds reciprocity, accountability and knowledge. Free Markets function based on consent. Of course I want more accountability and reciprocity in healthcare, education, housing, etc. #FreeMarkets #Libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 26, 2019
I try to have an open mind but I swear what I hear from people often translates to “If you don’t support confiscating people’s stuff and incarcerating them for consensual non-violent behavior I don’t like, you are a bad person”. #Libertarian #Amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 25, 2019
Just a friendly reminder that I stand for radical amounts of decentralization, individualism and free exchange in education, healthcare, housing and all other goods, services and societal organizing. Freedom really does work. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 25, 2019
I always find it curious when people argue for a broader role for the LNC in particular the role of Chair. Their arguments often remind me of those who cry for more presidential power and centralization. #amliberty #decentralization #governance
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 22, 2019