Fountainhead of Freedom: LSS

Government attempts to usurp your freedom. Fight back by becoming a knowledgeable, principled, passionate advocate of liberty. As Bureaucrash shows in this video, one place to get versed on these ideas is the Liberty Summer Seminar, hosted by the Institute for Liberal Studies.

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[marneedear]

Hey is that the same band from previous years? Cool! Great band.

[legendre007]

The concept of Lockean individual rights is right-on. ;-)

[notloz2]

If Locke saw the monopolization of industry and the corporate control of the American goverment he would shit himself.

[notloz2]

Fight government oppressions, cause capitalism controls most government!

Those sweet libertarian shirts we have are made in China yet we show clips of Tienanmen square. I guess China is cool now that they are totally capitalistic yet still remain authoritarian.

Wow were the biggest hypocrites of liberty ever!

Does my hidden purchasing power inflict harm to other people for my HIGH quality of life?

Uh Doy!

[notloz2]

The credo is that you can do what ever you want as long as you don't harm others, yet the guy in the clip after was wearing a capitalism T-shirt.

Well that's a joke!

I'm pretty sure i was the one that fed you that liberty line to begin with and now you misuse it.

Liberty shouldn't be rhetoric you throw around to justify bad systems, that cheapens the notion of liberty.

[EvilMongrelMonkey]

So how did you let Canada go so far into Socialistic Slavery???

[peterjaworski]

Yeah, it sort of is. We call it "Libertystock." That's the vibe we're going for. (And we did have Jason Sorens out this year. So it was more like the NH get-together this year than any other).

[peterjaworski]

All the good libertarians are in Canada... ;)

[EvilMongrelMonkey]

wow... it's my peeps... where have you all been????

[BWF89]

So is the Liberty Summer Seminar kind of like the Porcupine Freedom Festival?