But who will feed the poor?!
H/T FreeKeene.com
Liberty activists from all over the state of New Hampshire are practicing what they preach: voluntary interaction and mutual aid. Free State Project activists continue to impress me, and activities like this are why I am planning my eventual move to the Liberty Mecca of the East.
50 meals for $1000 comes out to about $20 a meal. Impressive if you ask me. When you allow private individuals to give from their hearts rather than by forcing them through a barrel of a gun, they will figure out a way to give more efficiently, which means more people will benefit from their charity.
Great job, folks! Hopefully I will be able to join you in a couple of years.
Thanks to Pete Eyre of Liberty on Tour for this report on the successful “Basket Brigade” charity run by liberty activists:One question anti-statists of all stripes get is "Without government welfare, who will feed the poor?" This question is a legitimate one to ask, but it misses the bigger picture. Why is it OK to steal from one person to give to another?
Liberty activists from all over the state of New Hampshire are practicing what they preach: voluntary interaction and mutual aid. Free State Project activists continue to impress me, and activities like this are why I am planning my eventual move to the Liberty Mecca of the East.
50 meals for $1000 comes out to about $20 a meal. Impressive if you ask me. When you allow private individuals to give from their hearts rather than by forcing them through a barrel of a gun, they will figure out a way to give more efficiently, which means more people will benefit from their charity.
Great job, folks! Hopefully I will be able to join you in a couple of years.
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