On The Wealth of Nations- Adam Smith
Capitalism & Freedom- Milton Friedman
The Federalist- Publius (Hamilton, Madison, Jay)
The Anti-Federalist Papers- Cato, Brutus, et. al.
It's Good To Be King- Michael Badnarik
Libertarianism: A Primer- David Boaz
The Libertarian Reader- David Boaz (ed.)
Heroes
George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, James Madison, Benjamin Franklin, Patrick Henry, John Locke, Adam Smith, Thomas Paine
About me: "A society that puts equality -- in the sense of equality of outcome -- ahead of freedom will end up with neither equality nor freedom. The use of force to achieve equality will destroy freedom, and the force, introduced for good purposes, will end up in the hands of people who use it to promote their own interests."- Milton Friedman
Radical Libertarian (You scored 80% Personal Liberty and 83% Economic Liberty!)
A radical libertarian believes in little to no government intervention for both personal and economic matters. A radical libertarian generally believes in one out of these two options: (1) A government that is extremely small and limited to the extent of protecting people's liberty - this view is known as Minarchism (2) No government at all, in which the private sector takes up all legitimate functions that a government would have - this view is known as Anarcho-Capitalism. Radical Libertarians tend to be strongly opposed to war, police powers, victimless crimes, foreign intervention and what they consider to be a welfare state. Radical Libertarians tend to be inspired by the Austrian school of economics, classical liberalism and 19th century individualist anarchism. Libertarian thought is individualist in nature. They try to protect both personal and economic liberty. Examples of Radical Libertarianism would be Murray Rothbard, H.L. Mencken, Ludwig Von Mises and Lysander Spooner.
People should not be afraid of their government. Government should be afraid of their people. Sic Semper Tyrannus.
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