Hey Mike,
Like many here, been a fan for a while. I read a lot of philosophy and economics as it seems you do too (including Sean Patrick!). I've been curious if you consider yourself a "classical liberal", and/or affiliate with the Libertarian party? If so, do you have any thoughts on how the free-market / voluntary cooperation / decentralized government / non-aggression principles of classical liberalism can cut through the "greedy capitalist" image; despite central planning and collectivism, seemingly becoming more and more popular in the US?
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Hey Mike, Like many here, been a fan for a while. I read a lot of philosophy and economics as it seems you do too (including Sean Patrick!). I've been curious if you consider yourself a "classical liberal", and/or affiliate with the Libertarian party? If so, do you have any thoughts on how the free-market / voluntary cooperation / decentralized government / non-aggression principles of classical liberalism can cut through the "greedy capitalist" image; despite central planning and collectivism, seemingly becoming more and more popular in the US?
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