Not Republican or Democrat: Politics for the rest of us

What is Libertarianism and why it matters! In 19 Minutes I discuss what is Libertarianism, the virtues of consent, the reality of inequality, the polarization of electoral politics, the corruption of centralized power and more!!! A must lesson for friends who are still trying to understand why a libertarian voice in the conversation matters! Learn more at Libertarian101.com and become a supporter at Patreon.com/AlexMerced

Alex Merced discusses the state of Bitcoin, Blockchain and Crypto a why they are important!Support Alex at Donate.AlexMerced.com and Patreon.com/AlexMerced

Alex Merced discusses the state of Bitcoin, Blockchain and Crypto a why they are important! Support Alex at Donate.AlexMerced.com and Patreon.com/AlexMerced

One Minute Libertarian Answers from Alex Merced # 3 (Libertarian101.com)

One Minute Libertarian Answers from Alex Merced # 3 (Libertarian101.com)

One Minute Libertarian Answers from Alex Merced # 2 (Libertarian101.com)

One Minute Libertarian Answers from Alex Merced # 2 (Libertarian101.com)

One Minute Libertarian Answers from Alex Merced # 1 (Libertarian101.com)

One Minute Libertarian Answers from Alex Merced # 1 (Libertarian101.com)

Alex Merced’s speech at 2019 Libertarians Party of Connecticut ConventionBecome a member at LP.org/JoinLearn more at Libertarian101.comFollow Alex at AlexMerced.com

Alex Merced’s speech at 2019 Libertarians Party of Connecticut Convention Become a member at LP.org/Join Learn more at Libertarian101.com Follow Alex at AlexMerced.com

I explore several thoughts: – Social Division can often stem from historical disparities in education of wealth that often come from lack of market access due to the powerful using state protection of advantages over the powerless – Overtime these divisions lead to disparities that result in long standing prejudices that take just as long to fix once market access is restored – No social cohesion results in Division that leads to the desire to oppress one another, although too much social cohesion can lead people to being too willing to give up rights paving the way for tyrant later. If you enjoy become a support at Patreon.com/AlexMerced

I explore several thoughts: - Social Division can often stem from historical disparities in education of wealth that often come from lack of market access due to the powerful using state protection of advantages over the powerless - Overtime these divisions lead to disparities that result in long standing prejudices that take just as long to fix once market access is restored - No social cohesion results in Division that leads to the desire to oppress one another, although too much social cohesion can lead people to being too willing to give up rights paving the way for tyrant later. If you enjoy become a support at Patreon.com/AlexMerced

Alex Merced discusses how regardless of your ideology growing government power makes electoral politics more consequential and more polarizing eroding everyone’s desired outcomes for society. Become a supporter at Patreon.com/AlexMerced

Alex Merced discusses how regardless of your ideology growing government power makes electoral politics more consequential and more polarizing eroding everyone's desired outcomes for society. Become a supporter at Patreon.com/AlexMerced