I don't want it to have 'teeth'. That's why I'm libertarian.
You can be a socially conservative traditionalist and a libertarian at the same time. The libertarian thing just means you have to make the Trad Life argument in the cultural realm rather than using the coercive power of the state to impose it.
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Have you written up your political philosophy? I’d read it.
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It's still a work in progress... but I'll do some more videos about various issues soon
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The legal climate has to support the cultural climate. We don’t live in a libertarian state, we live in a feminist state that explicitly disincentivizes monogamy and family formation. In a libertarian state this might be feasible, but culture will tend to align with incentives
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sigh. even if we had a libertarian state it would shortly devolve into degeneracy/hedonism because capitalists would hack into the week will of the people. Only a select few (probably 3-10% of the population) have enough self control to live virtuous lives without constraints
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Sure, so long as you’re participating of your own free will and aren’t harming anyone or expecting anyone else to participate you can live however you wish I don’t have to want to do a thing in order to support you doing a thing
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We all need the nap.
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Hard to align incentives when the frontier is so open. A free advertising market is making short work of old values. At this point libertarians must admit tradlife is nothing more than a personal aesthetic - a dying subculture born out of choice, rather than obligate coercion.
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Libertarians to trads: “lol no really, go have fun with that
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