Statements below are from 2005. Dead links are crossed out. Elect Libertarian Alan Mercer on November 24, 2005 Scarborough-Rouge River Provincial By-Election Alan Mercer’s Platform and Contact Information – also here Information about the Scarborough-Rouge River By-Election for Voters List … Continue reading →
[Note as of Jan 8, 2015: Disclaimer: I don’t agree with social darwinism and apparently Spencer may have advocated social darwinism. There are various issues with some so-called classical liberals–because these movements are very likely to be part of the … Continue reading →
www.libertyhaven.com, F.A. Harper Morals and Liberty In the admirable words of Thomas Davidson: “That which is not free is not responsible, and that which is not responsible is not moral.” This means that free choice is a prerequisite of … Continue reading →
Note: this post was one of my efforts back in 2005 with my Libertarian Party involvement and other ideas for trying to make a difference. I don’t live in Toronto at present. There must be some Canadians out there who … Continue reading →
weekendinterviewshow.com, Aug 20/05 Scott Horton’s Interview with Richard Maybury (http://weekendinterviewshow.com/InterviewDisplay.aspx?i=126) This interview with Richard Maybury is very interesting. His website is www.chaostan.com. Another page here He recommends Austrian Economics because it is a tradition that recognizes that man has free … Continue reading →
Randolph Bourne, The State, 1918 …The Government, with no mandate from the people, without consultation of the people, conducts all the negotiations, the backing and filling, the menaces and explanations, which slowly bring it into collision with some other Government, … Continue reading →
The Law A clear, concise and brilliant explanation of liberty. Also available online here (Original Post)
Continue reading →Libertarianism in One Lesson I recommend this book because the author presents principled libertarian policies. I found it very helpful in gaining a better understanding of libertarianism. Contents Chapter 1. The Nature of Government Chapter 2. The Alternative to Coercive … Continue reading →
By Alan Mercer, 17 July 2005 As of 2014, my ideas have changed since I wrote this, but I will try to leave this unedited. Jan Narveson: Respecting Persons in Theory and Practice: Essays on Moral and Political Philosophy Jan … Continue reading →
By Alan Mercer Note as of 2014: There are some valuable points here in what I wrote in 2005, and I like some of my explanations, but nowadays I wouldn’t be so quick to label myself or to get caught … Continue reading →