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— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 31, 2020
There is no best libertarian, it’s not a competition, it’s not an art form, It’s a set of principles many adopt on how they see role of aggression in society. Let’s stop treating this like a dog show cause when we work together, we win hearts, minds & change. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 30, 2020
There are all sorts of ideas and words that didn’t exist when the first amendment was written. Despite this, don’t we all agree the first amendment protects our ability to share these ideas and say these words. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 26, 2020

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— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 23, 2020
IMMIGRATION: highly recommend listen to this interview on immigration. Really helps illustrate what I like to say, “I want cultural pluralism not cause we will all get along but also cause we won’t”. Must Listen => https://t.co/lKVfVmcQhe #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 18, 2020
If you think your ideas aren’t compelling enough for society to embrace voluntarily but think you can persuade politicians to compel it on everyone faithfully to your design, you may be experiencing pervasive and persistent disappointment in life. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 18, 2020
One of the biggest tragedies is how we tell ourselves the human capability to love is finite. This myth has lead to jealousy, envy, hate, and so many other ills that lead to our desire to control, distrust, and compel each other. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 13, 2020
Being skeptical of the power an entity or individual has over others doesn’t mean you also have to assume the opposite position of everyone not skeptical. People on all sides can be right about some things and wrong on others; just don’t use force to adjudicate. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 9, 2020
At the end of the day, what most people are trying to say is that they want to be heard and they hate being ignored. If we listen to each other, there will be less lashing out at each other. #Libertarian #AMliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) December 3, 2020
Social constructs are ephemeral, contextual and arbitrary which is why they aren't ”real”. Although, our experiences of those constructs and their impact on our outcomes is real, and this point is what so many are missing in cultural discourse. #Libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 28, 2020

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— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 28, 2020

#amliberty #libertarian When people feel ignored and powerless, they rise in action, and those seeking to increase their power, subvert the restless masses time and money to their ends. If we make efforts to hear and empower each other through voluntary means we starve the p…
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 27, 2020
New Video - Alex Merced The Libertarian - Why Libertarians Should be Optimistic about the 2020 LP Results - https://t.co/ZjwMYQhKCH - #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 26, 2020
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— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 26, 2020
With wisdom comes humility because the more you learn, the more you realize how little you know. #humility #libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 24, 2020
A Bit on the Consequences Of Minimum Wage #Libertarian #MinimumWage #Amliberty pic.twitter.com/A5qrtSCRs5
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 21, 2020
New Video - Alex Merced The Libertarian - Libertarianism, Politics, Division, Racism, and Unity - https://t.co/QJOK8c9Oo8 - #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 19, 2020
Politics is built on highlighting and creating division to build coalitions that will enact compulsion on everyone else. You want to fix our divisions, minimize the role of politics in our life as shift problem solving to individuals and communities. #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 19, 2020
Many things can stand in our way of the choices we want to make; the choice to be happy, positive, and optimistic is inextricably yours. People can alter the around you, but you control the world inside your mind, use it. #Perspective #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 18, 2020
The spectrum of Libertarian thought in a nutshell, ”Diverse Solutions with non-violent implementations” #Libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 17, 2020
Reminder: Strength is not stubbornness, lacking empathy, lacking integrity, or lacking humility. Strength is being resolute while showing humility, compassion, and integrity that people are better not from command but through aspiration. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 16, 2020
It's in every individual's self-interest to live in a growingly connected world where people, goods, and ideas freely flow. Let individuals be individuals and let the natural tendency towards connection occur. #Libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 16, 2020
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 15, 2020
Taxes aren’t just free money for your favorite pet policy, they are resources pulled from somewhere at some cost and undoing them may reverse those costs. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 15, 2020
Driving people into isolation by making them fear each other by agitating their pre-existing insecurities is great for political power consolidation and sales but horrible for creating a society where people can coexist near and far peacefully. #Libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 14, 2020
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 14, 2020
“Empathy is simply listening, holding space, withholding judgment, emotionally connecting, and communicating that incredibly healing message of you’re not alone.” – Brene Brown #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 13, 2020
“I am free, no matter what rules surround me. If I find them tolerable, I tolerate them; if I find them too obnoxious, I break them. I am free because I know that I alone am morally responsible for everything I do.” - Robert A. Heinlein#amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 12, 2020
New Video - Alex Merced The Libertarian - American Healthcare and Education, Rights vs Privileges in Culture - https://t.co/tYOpnU6bds - #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 11, 2020
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 11, 2020

Check out the newest episode of my podcast where I discuss the 2020 Election Results and my thoughts. => https://t.co/cRPZObQRMh #Libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 9, 2020
If you hadn’t already heard it, my podcast on why the #Libertarian Party matters now more than ever from before the election. Will be making a new post-election episode soon. => https://t.co/uwyn5BzcGO #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 8, 2020
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 8, 2020
It’s in our individuality that we find the strongest bonds. It’s our differences that make us so captivating and thrilling to engage with. It’s when we are responsible for ourselves that healthy relationship building and community participation are at their most vital. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 8, 2020
Just found out a 13-year-old read my book and the Tuttle twins (they were gifts) and asked in his class’s mock election why he couldn’t vote for the Libertarian Party. When asked, he explained libertarianism to the class. Now his classmates are asking for more info. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 8, 2020
To be graceful in defeat is to live to win another day. #Libertarian #Amliberty pic.twitter.com/wXgp05A0Ty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 7, 2020
Something to think about... all of you shaming and judging others for their vote or activism remember this isn’t the only election ever. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/1i3UPoBeIq
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 7, 2020
Even when all my fellow #libertarians are in conflict, I believe in all of you and your ability to keep pushing this ball forward in many positive directions. #amliberty #WeAllHaveOurRoleToPlay #DisagreeToAgreeIguess
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 6, 2020
Why do I care about kindness/positivity? If we get to a point of pure freedom, if we don't choose to make an effort to get along and form that community based in respect and consent, it will only be a matter of time before hate/anger/fear drives us back to compulsion. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 6, 2020
If you are a libertarian, retweet this tweet, I'm curious how far it goes. Let's create a world where we choose to be kinder, more generous, and tolerant. Let's embrace the free movement of people and capital and embrace the free exchange of goods, services, and ideas. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 5, 2020
So I’m hearing people slam polling as unreliable, but the same survey and statistical methods are used in many of the studies to justify compelling everyone to national policy. Maybe it is time to be more humble and skeptical about what we know, and what we force. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 5, 2020
New Video - Alex Merced The Libertarian - Election Nights Thoughts on the Libertarian Party and the Future - https://t.co/8EetTI7Pdx - #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 3, 2020
Trade matters: Trade breeds peace with other nations, breeds prosperity at home. Broad Prosperity at home reduces social and cultural tensions which breed the space for maximum individual liberty and pluralism. #Libertarian #amliberty #freetrade
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 2, 2020
Trade matters: Trade breeds peace with other nations, breeds prosperity at home. Broad Prosperity at home reduces social and cultural tensions, which breeds the space for maximum individual liberty and pluralism. #Libertarian #amliberty #freetrade
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 2, 2020
New Video - Election 2020 Even - Final Thoughts as you all vote Jorgensen, Biden, Hawkins or Trump - https://t.co/PMLA0MFNYc - #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 2, 2020
Regardless how you vote in 2020, this is what matters if you want to save the world. #Libertarian #amliberty pic.twitter.com/3OkHzWOQVO
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 2, 2020
Just vote how you want; the broader societal changing choice you'll make is the actions of the person you see in the mirror. #Amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 2, 2020
The 2016/2020 election in brief: When people are frustrated they are open to trying something different, when they are scared they run towards what they know. #Libertarian #Amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 2, 2020
I don't want Trump or Biden to win. I want each of us to choose to be kinder, more tolerant, and more generous with each other instead of fighting over who gets to rob who. The only solution to fix the world is to accept and embrace our role in the world around us. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) November 1, 2020
Some of the most optimistic projections expect 180 million will vote in the 2020 elections. The population is 328 million. 180/328 = approx 50% and about half of those people will determine the outcome. So at best 25% of the country tells the other 75% how to live. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 31, 2020
Difference between a Monarchy and a Democracy... at least in the latter you get to express a preference on who should take your stuff, squash your business, and send you to war. #Libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 29, 2020
Commercials are 10x more painful during election season. It’s like every 30 seconds I’m told a different person is a horrible person yet not one commercial questions the premise whether these people should rule over us at all. #Libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 29, 2020
New Video - Alex Merced The Libertarian - Podcast - Political Segregation and Uniting America - https://t.co/MgPr8HnhIl - #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 27, 2020

Frustration turns into anger which turns into hate which turns into the impulse to coerce and control. How do we change it? With love which leads to kindness which allows forgiveness and the hope that allows us to let others live their lives freely. #amliberty #Libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 26, 2020
Well not everyone is passionate about elections but if so, focus on that. If your passion in promoting liberty is education, media, community, or entrepreneurship focus on that. A free world in our lifetime requires all hands on deck pushing in all directions. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 25, 2020
New Video - Libertarian Commentary with Alex Merced (Being Critical About Democracy) - https://t.co/pzHrnXInhy - #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 25, 2020
I became #Libertarian in 2007 because of the Paul08 campaign. I don’t call myself a Ron Paul Libertarian or any sect out of respect. I want people I admire judged on their own terms and for others to not think my actions reflect them. So I’m just Alex, a Libertarian. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 24, 2020
I find frustrating how much time people waste rehashing the past when we can be focusing on building the future. #Libertarian #Movement #InFighting #Unfortunately #EveryoneDoesIt #Amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 24, 2020
I’m an individualist and Labels at best only represent small pieces of who we are. I don’t expect all libertarians, progressives and conservatives to be uniform in thought, action or preferences. I will consider you as you are not as you were or how someone else is. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 24, 2020
If you didn’t see my livestream from earlier give it a watch. I essentially ramble on about why election are a bad way to make big societal decisions. => https://t.co/B23LfVHxrT #Libertarian #Amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 24, 2020
New Video - Alex Merced The Libertarian - Biden/Trump Debate, Healthcare and the Minimum Wage - https://t.co/Af8hwsAfRF - #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 23, 2020
I guess Tiny windows would stimulate the economy less when they break. Bad plan. #Debates2020 #Amliberty #BrokenWindows #Snark
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 23, 2020
Raising the minimum may not always make businesses close but it can slow down hiring, raise prices, price out lower skilled labor from the market (cause you attract higher skilled competition) and other problematic issues. #Debates2020 #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 23, 2020
There just isn’t anymore money at any level federal, state or local. Sooner or later you’ll be looking to us #Libertarians since we are the only ones with a practical affordable solution, empowering individuals to be the solution. #Debates2020 #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 23, 2020
People should have affordable healthcare but it takes a market to do that the US healthcare system is so detached from consumer autonomy it’s obscene. Changing the third party payer doesn’t fix the root of the problem. #Debates2020 #amliberty #Libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 23, 2020
New Video - Alex Merced The Libertarian - Culture vs Equality - https://t.co/sitDyQvk8k - #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 22, 2020
So if the future is so bleak regardless of whether Biden or Trump is in charge, why am I voting @Jorgensen4POTUS? With Jo, at least I can feel there is hope and a voice for a better direction away from these trends. #amliberty #Libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 20, 2020
For the foreseeable future our dreams and aspirations will continue be choked by growing barriers to entrepreneurship and investment while watching our savings and wages eroded to facilitate government largess. #amliberty #Libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 20, 2020
Regardless what happens on Nov. 3rd Governments federal, state and local will spend more than they bring in. Friends and family will continue to be sent overseas to fight & die in conflicts that often beget more conflict. #amliberty #Libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 20, 2020
This “Battle for the soul of the nation” rhetoric is infuriating, a lot of people with the difference of opinion aren’t “The Dark Side” or the Orcs of Mordor. What we need is to hear each other not fear each other! #empathy #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 18, 2020
Whether a perspective is mainstream or not, if one does not express it how does one know that perspective exists? This is why I express my libertarian view with my words, my dollars, my vote and my actions. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 18, 2020
Telling me voting for x is a vote for y is like telling me that listening to Horse the Band means Nickelback will sell less records. I like one and not the other, and just cause you like them doesn’t mean I have some obligation to your preferences. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 15, 2020
When you buy music, you buy music based on your tastes not on their likeliness to top the BillBoard charts, it’s an expression of who you are. The same goes for political action, winning as someone you are not is meaningless. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 15, 2020
Sometimes people exaggerate a claim for political points. In the short run it may work but in the long run you look like a bully, untrustworthy, and you make the underlying claim useless when it matters. Be better. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 15, 2020

As a Libertarian I am for peaceful choice, consent, and tolerance in individual thought and action. Not just cause it sounds good, but in an ever changing uncertain world, individual action is the quickest and most effective way to achieve knowledge and progress. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 9, 2020
Also that those who seek to create order through top-down control may often feel noble but are often undermining exactly what makes us alive and filled with endless potential for the sake of comforting their uncertainty. #Libertarian #AmLiberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 1, 2020
Just finished Westworld season 3 and loving the general theme that freedom and something new rises from the ashes of what was. The new can be chaotic at first but from it we MAY find something better. Pretty much how FREE markets work. #Libertarian #Amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) October 1, 2020
The cards you are dealt is a matter of chance, how you play them is a matter of who you are. Some lose when dealt unbeatable hands and others win despite all odds. Take control of your life. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 29, 2020
Reply to this post with ways as an individual you can improve your life or improve the life of others. Let’s make a big list of positive actions for a better world. #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 27, 2020
Regardless of your personal value set, a libertarian view on societal governance benefits all value sets with the following. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/BspFInNpbF
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 12, 2020
Because something must be done slowly doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be done at all. This applies to improving our own lives and to changing the world around us. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 11, 2020
If you don’t like someone, ignore them. Why waste your time talking about them when you can talk about who you do like or what you believe in. Slander, shame, and hate comes at an opportunity cost of the hope and positivity that could be put out instead. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 8, 2020
No ones charisma or character or lack thereof changes the substantive value of consent, peace and pluralism as things we should strive for. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 4, 2020
When we invoke names whether to glorify or to shame we diminish attention to substance and divert it to a battle of individual character or charisma. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 4, 2020
Yes, we will not be free until what determines our ability to rise and fall isn’t the compulsion, theft and control by a few but by the interplay of everyone’s peaceful choice and consent. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 2, 2020
Yes, we will not experience justice until we set aside fear and punishment and embrace hope and forgiveness. Yes, we will not experience order till we all can speak freely and are willing to listen. Equal justice and order will not come till we are all free. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 2, 2020
Yes, you should be able to keep what you earn and defend yourself. Yes, people should not fear being robbed, hurt or imprisoned for merely existing. Yes, we should freely produce, consume and exchange peacefully freely. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) September 2, 2020
Retweet if you also hold things like consent, peace, and tolerance as a pivotal societal value. Put more simply, not hurting people or taking their stuff. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 31, 2020
It really makes my stomach churn to see how quickly people are to vilify or glorify someone to score political points. No one’s a hero or a villain, we are all just complex imperfections seeking meaning when what we really needed was connection. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 30, 2020
Newest Episode of Podcast: Why Libertarians and Jo Jorgensen are the practical choice in 2020 #Libertarian #AMLiberty => https://t.co/QTUrDKkEmw
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 29, 2020
There are far more peaceful people trying to have a needed societal conversation demonstrating than agitators/rioters taking advantage to get free stuff or wage their class war. Don’t let the latter silence the former cause you can’t appreciate nuance. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 27, 2020
Just a reminder that the fight for a broader peace, prosperity and liberty didn’t start and doesn’t end in 2020. Vote #Libertarian but also be a better you, better family member and better community member to enable a better now and tear down the controls around us. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 25, 2020
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— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 20, 2020
Asking one institution to guarantee too much will only guarantee that when that institution fails you will be without too much. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/DExg1BUHr5
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 17, 2020
When the day comes that big government rolls back not cause it wants but because it must, the well off that remain will survive while everyone else is left holding the bag when no alternatives exist cause there was no market to offer them one. #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 17, 2020
Government largess in the long run doesn’t hurt the rich but the poor. When the time comes that government buckles under its own weight, the poor will suffer when they realize being dependent on one institution in so many ways exposed them to so much risk. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 17, 2020
In 2020 governments spent what they had left, whether you think it was wise or unwise, it was done. Going forward we’ll need solutions and thinking that can exist within these new constraints, only Libertarians are offering this, vote wisely. #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 17, 2020
Acknowledging the flaws in society shouldn’t be a call to controlling others but bettering ourselves to inspire others and improve our individual spheres of society. If we all can choose to be better for our own sake, we will all by virtue be collectively better. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 15, 2020
You want Justice you need to remove the barriers to opportunity that prevent those who need it most to rise up. Monetary Policy, Regulations, Taxes, overcriminalization all hurt the powerless the most cause they have the least resources to overcome these barriers. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 12, 2020
Be Libertarian. Be Better. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/ebF4vMxNUV
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 9, 2020
My goal: To demonstrate there is an anti-violent radicalism in extreme kindness, tolerance, empathy and forgiveness. As a libertarian, at the end of the day... I’m anti-violence. #BeBetter #Libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) August 7, 2020
CALL TO ACTION: if you can come to Pennsylvania this weekend to help get Libertarian Candidates on the ballot please email chair@LPPA.org or contact me. It would make a huge difference in making sure everyone has a choice they can believe in for 2020. #Libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 31, 2020
Our fingers in our ears are making every side scream louder and louder till it hurts. #amliberty #libertarian pic.twitter.com/eqGda3OWvH
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 27, 2020
New Podcast Episode: I explain why kindness is activism, and why I’ve shifted from talking primarily economics to community building over the years.
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 26, 2020
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I’m starting to feel that people think if someone is intolerant of their opinion they’re intolerant of them as a person. Try changing the subject to music, movies, tv, the stuff we actually all do to enjoy our lives and you’ll find that is often not the case. #amliberty pic.twitter.com/QvYzjWKNT0
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 25, 2020
Pleas Share => https://t.co/8C9P8vJiOm #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 25, 2020
Free Markets, Free Travel, Free Minds all matter greatly to me. Although, I’m convinced that to fix how we treat each other at a societal level (violence, theft, compulsion) we need to fix how we treat each other on the individual level (empathy). #amliberty #libertarian
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 25, 2020
I want you to love who you want, be who you want, buy what you want, sell what you want, use the medium of exchange of your choosing, travel where you choose, and just live your life. I just ask you do it without hurting others or taking their stuff. #Libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 25, 2020
Some may say I’m too idealistic in my expectation of people voluntarily being more kind, forgiving, tolerant, peaceful and empathetic despite their differences. I’m not asking for perfection, just continued improvement. #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 24, 2020
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— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 23, 2020
What Libertarians are saying is “We all have a diverse set of societal critiques how about we each try to test solutions in our communities and see what people choose as the best solutions, and learn from those that don’t succeed” #libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 23, 2020
Reason why Libertarians feel like everyone sounds the same sometimes is because what many people are saying is “I have a reasonable social critique, that is enough for me to demand imposing my desired solutions on everyone”. #Libertarian #amliberty
— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 23, 2020
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— Alex Merced (@alexmerced) July 22, 2020