Our Liberties We Prize And Our Rights We Will Maintain
The Flyover Libertarian is a podcast / meme empire exploring politics, economics, morality, and theology with humor and a Midwestern worldview.
–Iowancap
–The Rural Rothbard
–Daribely
In the latest podcast episode, Jimmy Song joins us to discuss the moral case for Bitcoin – and the immoral implications of the fiat dollar system. Specifically, conservatives and Christians should be concerned about the downstream effects of a highly leveraged society.
Iowancap and RuralRothbard interview fellow Iowan CTRL+Pew on his work in the gun printing community.Check out https://theguide.ctrlpew.com – How firearm legislation simply can’t keep up with 3D printed tech – @RuralRothbard’s crazy predictions for paradigm shifts in ammo and gun tech – What is the Glock curb stomp challenge? – How to 3D print metal …
Continue reading “Episode 22 | Print, Shoot, Repeat: CTRL+Pew Interview”
In this episode, Iowancap convinces skeptical libertarians that a Mises Caucus is in their best interests. Hear about new episodes right away! Sign up for the email list. www.facebook.com/flyoverlibwww.flyover.page Check out our other episodes: AnchorYouTubeAppleGoogleSpotify
Jimmy Song joins us to discuss the moral case for Bitcoin – and the immoral implications of the fiat dollar system. Specifically, conservatives and Christians should be concerned about the downstream effects of a highly leveraged society. Jimmy Song is a Bitcoin Author, Educator, Developer and Entrepreneur. His most recent book Thank God For Bitcoin …
Continue reading “Episode 20 | Moral Case for Bitcoin with Jimmy Song”
The Flyover Libertarian advocates private property rights and the NAP from the perspective of flyover America.
Voluntary interactions are the only way to allocate resources fairly, efficiently, and according to the will of the people. We object to the state‘s immoral use of force for taxation.
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