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Classical Liberal Action retweeted
@RonPaul is right! We're not seeing the failures of capitalism, we're seeing the failures of Government.
Classical Liberal Action retweeted
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ā. Dlaczego? Bo miaÅem i mam bekÄ z libertarian i ich spojrzenia na Åwiat.
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Classical Liberal Action retweeted
I see @Jess4Lowestoft has deleted her comment about allowing the courts to decide what her law means, did anyone screenshot it?
Classical Liberal Action retweeted
š£ļø Got something to say?
Tomorrow night YOU are the star at My Tuppenceworth ā a free speech evening in the pub.
Up to 5 mins on any issue that matters to you + short Q&A.
First come, first served.
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Mon 9 Nov, 7pm
š Pimlico (near Victoria)
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Classical Liberal Action retweeted
Whatās your least libertarian opinion? š
Libertarians donāt always agree, and thatās okay! You donāt have to be a complete ideologue to believe in more freedom.
So I asked libertarians what their least libertarian opinion is. Whatās yours?
Classical Liberal Action retweeted
1/ There are three broad arguments commonly advanced in defence of free speech.
The first is the epistemic argument: that freedom of speech is essential to the pursuit of truth. This argument is often associated with John Stuart Mill and his classic essay On Liberty.
Classical Liberal Action retweeted
āproperty rights and the freedom to trade and cooperate voluntarily are just as important as our personal freedoms. Economic freedom and personal liberty should go hand in handā
Interview with Classical Liberal Action croydonconstitutionalists.ukā¦
Classical Liberal Action retweeted
Why have Labour become the party of bans?
Especially the digital focused bans.
I mean who elected Labour in 2024 in the hope they'd bring in a social media ban?
It wasn't even in the Starmer manifesto which Burnham seems to think is the Labour equivalent of the bible.
If any Labour members read this and want to push their party to do better, drop the @LabDRN a follow.
Classical Liberal Action retweeted
Palantir lobbying ministers under the guise of "building British tech sovereignty" is a complete inversion of reality.
Entrenching a US defence contractor at the core of our health service doesn't make Britain independent. It locks us deeper into foreign corporate control.
You cannot be an "AI maker, not an AI taker" while handing our core public infrastructure to Silicon Valley on a plate.
Exclusive by @JacobReid02 @LucyGJWhite @mhbergen
Tom Watson, Labourās former deputy leader who is now an executive at Palantir, lobbied Health Secretary Yvette Cooper on behalf of the controversial US tech firm just weeks before it secured an extension to its NHS contract
āI want to ensure that Palantir UK rises to meet the governmentās new social-value tests and helps build Britainās sovereign technological capability,ā Watson wrote to Cooper in a September letter viewed by Bloomberg
He added that Palantir was āinvesting heavilyā in the UK, where he wrote that nearly a fifth of its global workforce is based
In the weeks since the letter, Cooperās health department decided to extend Palantirās Ā£330 million NHS contract for two additional years while searching for a potential British software firm to replace the work
bloomberg.com/news/articles/ā¦
Classical Liberal Action retweeted
š³ļøāShould the sale of fireworks to the general public be banned?ā
Poll by @suffragoltd
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Classical Liberal Action retweeted
Today in The Torch, Daniel Yeluashvili makes the case for why libertarians should adopt a realist vision of international politics.
thetorch.media/why-libertariā¦
"We have already established that a permanent liberal international order does not exist and never did. Attempts have been made to implement it, usually involving bloodshed, one belligerent party ruins it for everyone else, and international agreements collapse. All states, in the long run, are prone to failure; the longer a state exists, the less viable it becomes. Intervention without commitment to individual liberty, on the other hand, requires no intellectual engagement. It is immoral and produces totalitarian horrors like the ones that plagued the 20th century: fascism, communism, Third Worldism, et cetera."
Classical Liberal Action retweeted
āThe danger is that we slowly normalise surveillance. Every new measure makes the next one easier to introduceā
Interview with Classical Liberal Action croydonconstitutionalists.ukā¦
Classical Liberal Action retweeted
āallowing people to make their own choices, express their views, associate with others and take responsibility for their own livesā
Interview with Classical Liberal Action croydonconstitutionalists.ukā¦
Classical Liberal Action retweeted
All of us at @CLActionUK were very happy to be asked for an interview by Michael and I'd like to express my thanks with this post.
We're all about getting exposure right now so we can build a platform for real change across the UK.
āthere wasnāt really a group doing much on-the-ground activism or bringing people together to promote liberty, so we wanted to change thatā
Interview with Classical Liberal Action croydonconstitutionalists.ukā¦
Classical Liberal Action retweeted
"Where is it written in the Constitution, in what article or section is it contained, that you may take children from their parents, and parents from their children and compel them to fight the battles of any war, in which the folly or the wickedness of Government may engage it?"
Classical Liberal Action retweeted
1984 is here: š
Britain now has a speech kill switch, and as of Monday itās armed. Large platforms must keep a crisis censorship plan they donāt have to publish, ready to fire the moment speech regulator Ofcomās definition of a crisis is merely ālikely.ā That definition covers local events, regional events, and even events overseas.
The content in scope includes āforeign interference,ā which can apply to information that is entirely true if itās presented the wrong way. Ofcom admits political speech will get caught and calls the extra false positives āproportionate.ā Police get a dedicated line to the platforms, and they donāt need a court order to use it. The reviews afterwards happen in private too...
reclaimthenet.org/britains-oā¦
Classical Liberal Action retweeted
š¤The Home Office is preparing to use live facial recognition at transport hubs and events for general immigration enforcement - treating every passer-by as a suspect.
Mass surveillance won't fix a broken immigration system.
Read more ā¤µļø
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Classical Liberal Action retweeted
The news that my friend Joshua Wong has been given another 10 years in prison is heartbreaking and outrageous.
Joshua has already spent the past six years - over 2100 days - behind bars. He should not spend a day more in prison.
The international community, especially @andyburnham @Ed_Miliband @POTUS @SecRubio, must make every possible effort to press for his immediate and unconditional release
#FreeJoshuaWong
Classical Liberal Action retweeted
Joshua Wong has been robbed of his youth by an insecure regime, forcing him to serve time twice for the same āoffencesā.
Meanwhile the UK, who, with China promised to uphold Hong Kongās autonomy, will allow Joshua to pay the price for their failure. āVery concernedā.
Activist Joshua Wong, 30, who became the international face of Hong Kong's democracy movement, was sentenced to 10 years in jail on a charge of collusion with foreign entities under the city's national security law reut.rs/4815nHH
