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Canola farmers don't need $370 million in "help" due to the 175.8% tariffs and duties placed by China, the largest consumer of Canola products.

We need to end the EV tariffs and supply management that causes our trade partners to add trade restrictions against our producers.

Canadian Libertarians should be voting for People's Party of Canada or Libertarian Party of Canada - Parti Libertarien du Canada. Poilievre had all the votes he needs.

A great argument by The New Right everyone should ponder: “If enough people vote for what they genuinely believe in, regardless of the fear of splitting votes, it sends a strong message to all parties about the public's priorities. This can shift political landscapes more effectively than strategic voting ever could. When a third party like the PPC gains significant votes, it forces the major parties to reevaluate their platforms to capture those voters in future elections.”

"But who would police the streets in an anarchist society?"

Those answers and more can be found in "Democracy: The Good That Failed" by Hand Herman Hoppe.

Read our synopsis at:

Recommended Reading: "Democracy: The God That Failed" This book was an eye opener to the existence of different systems that could replace our current monopolistic governance systems. It's hard to imagine a system other then the one you already live within much less anothe...

What is a Libertarian?

Libertarian philosophy, rooted in the principles of individual liberty, free markets, and minimal government intervention, has gained prominence in political discourse. Advocates of libertarianism argue for a society where personal freedom and voluntary interactions are paramount, envisioning a world where individuals have the autonomy to shape their lives without undue interference from the state.

1. Individual Liberty as the Core Principle:

At the heart of libertarian philosophy lies a steadfast commitment to individual liberty. Libertarians assert that individuals have inherent rights to life, liberty, and property. This foundational principle implies that people are free to pursue their goals, make choices, and live according to their values without infringing on the rights of others.

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