Does Liz Wolfe understand the libertarian position when criticizing RFK Jr? Is she being just as much of a contrarian as she claims he is?

Deplatforming controversial content is perfectly legal—and often counterproductive.

Mentioned in this episode:
Why Are So Many Libertarians Suddenly Fond of RFK Jr.?: https://reason.com/video/2023/07/10/why-are-so-many-libertarians-suddenly-fond-of-rfk-jr/

Is the USA the greatest country in the world? If not, should we still be thankful? From what are we celebrating independence?

Who are the true victors if history can be rewritten? Is the silver lining of corruption that we can all unite against it?

Do pricing controls hurt big or small business more? Do we care more about who loses than whether anyone should lose?

Why is inflation so deceptively simple? Did someone from the Fed just admit that they are the cause of inflation?

Should hosts at NPR know the definition of “inflation”? If you start with an erroneous formula, can you calculate anything correctly?

How has government regulation become synonymous with “capitalism”? Why do we appear so divided if we all agree?

Can Anarchy be a form of government? What do the different types of Anarchism have in common? Is their coexistence possible?

How much will the RESTRICT Act grow the surveillance state? Does the state even need it to invade your privacy?

Why do so many anarchists have such a seemingly negative outlook? Is anarchy only defined by the things it opposes?