The Think Liberty Network

Killian Hobbs and William Gadsden sit down to look through the works and life history of the one and only Thomas Sowell.

We sit down with Desarae Lindsey, campaign manager for Vermin Supreme 2020, former congressional candidate, and Chair of the Libertarian Party Psychedelic Caucus this week. This no holds barred interview covers Vermin Supreme's candidacy, psilocybin legalization efforts nationwide, and a revealing discussion about another candidate for President in 2020.

To find out more about the Libertarian Psychedelic Caucus, follow these links: https://www.facebook.com/LPPsychedelic/
https://www.facebook.com/groups/271065903330196/

To follow or contribute to Vermin Supreme 2020:
https://verminsupreme.com/
https://www.facebook.com/VerminSupreme/

To get involved in the Libertarian Party of Texas:
http://www.lptexas.org/
https://www.facebook.com/Henderson-County-TX-Libertarian-Party-632313310575451/

In an election that is sure to be a circus, Matthew McGowan explains why it's time for the Libertarian Party to consider nominating its lead clown.

Vox Media activist Carlos Maza is demanding that Steven Crowder be removed from YouTube. The video hosting platform has demonetized his content, but his channel still remains. Maza is doing this because he claims that Crowder has targeted him, and that he is being harassed by Crowder's fans because of it.

Meanwhile, content creators who are in no way responsible for the situation at hand are affected. Independent journalists and other content creators have been demonetized. Historical channels have had some of their content removed, content that has been said to be difficult to find. What is this coming to, and where does it stop? The battle for censorship is getting out of hand, and the situation ironically escalated during the week of the 75th anniversary of D-Day.

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In this episode, Killian chats with Adam Barsouk, Managing editor for Champion Books, to discuss the mother of modern Objectivism, Ayn Rand.

In this special episode, William is joined by Thomas Kilroy to discuss the pending internal investigation of right wing commentators and Vox Media.
Censorship- we are adults here making this content. I'm sorry to anyone who feels like they need the principal to step in and help them because their $200 million investment is now worthless and people poke fun at them when they make baseless claims in a video ...

VOX Article/Video

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https://www.vox.com/future-perfect/2019/2/9/18217566/finland-basic-income

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In this week's episode, Mike looks at three stories from the past week's news cycle. A man set him self on fire outside the White House, Robert Mueller made his first and last (he hopes) public remarks about the special counsel investigation, and the president announced he will place a 5 percent tariff on goods imported from Mexico.

Was the burning man suffering from TDS? Will Congress actually read the Mueller Report now? What the hell is Trump doing?! Give a listen as Mike examines all three of these stories.

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Hans Hermann Hoppe is a controversial, yet central, figure in modern libertarian thought. In this episode, Killian is joined by TJ Roberts to discuss the true meaning of his works and stances.

This week we have a special interview from Being Libertarian's Lance Cayko speaking with newly elected NYC City Council member [NYC Education Council D75], and Vice Chair of the Libertarian Party in Staten Island, Debra Altman. Her victory wouldn't have been possible without efforts from Larry Sharpe and others who broke through the ballot box barriers of entry for LP candidates.

In the interview she shares her initial struggles with city permits for small business and also ultimately what got her elected to the education council; her intimate knowledge of the NYC education system has inspired other families and parents of children with special needs to drastically change the bureaucracy of the education system and bring hidden benefits and workarounds to these families who deeply need health that the state is unwilling to make readily available.

For many, the road to libertarian philosophy passes through what seems like the most unlikely of places. Sometimes, however, those places aren't as unlikely as you think.