I'm a libertarian. Have been since I was a teenager. Every other political philosophy is just somebody trying to get unnatural power over somebody else. You can make all the arguments you want to try to justify having that power over other people but it's still just you trying to force other people to do what you want. If you have a just claim to force someone to act or refrain from acting, then good libertarianism will provide you a just method of enforcing that just claim. It is foolish and self-destructive to give control of our own lives away to a big government to accomplish that.
I plan on laying out the proof of that philosophy on these pages so check back often. You may also want to check out the Christian Libertarianism and Christianity sections.
Until then I strongly urge you to visit the links page.
Libertarian and libertarian
I spelled the word libertarian with a lower case ell because if it had an upper case ell, it would refer to the political Libertarian Party. I have nothing against the Libertarian Party. I've been a member off and on when I could afford it and when I remembered to join. It's the best Political Party if you want to be a member of a political party because their platform most closely resembles my political philosophy, not exactly but much closer than the others. The National Libertarian Party suffers from the same disease as all the other political parties but on a smaller scale of course. The more you centralize power, the more energy is focussed on getting control of that power. So any time the National Libertarian Party starts to do well, more energy is focussed on getting control of the party.
