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We do not aim to be popular.
We aim to be true and correct.
Sometimes that means your feelings will be hurt because you're wrong.
That's not us being assholes, that's you rejecting reality. Simple as...
No such thing as a war hawk libertarian.
If you advocate for war in Ukraine or Palististine or Iran you are not a libertarian.
If conservatives actually believed in the constitution and the the country the founders were building, they wouldn't support ICE.
Good enough for government work, eh? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Replying to @azjustinheap
@azjustinheap apparently can't even keep a fence up at MTEC, but I'm supposed to believe my ballot is secure..
Arizona Libertarian Party retweeted
By existing The State is in breach of contract because it has failed to secure the "consent of the governed" to exist.
Replying to @Arizona_LP
Another fundamental difference is a clear obligation on the part of BOTH parties. On the rare occasion that someone tries to identify the state's obligations, it's usually clear very quickly that the state is in breach of this "contract."
Arizona Libertarian Party retweeted
🚨🇺🇸 Massie on the Epstein files: If this were a private law firm with just 5% of the DOJ's resources, they would have finished this work before the deadline. They just missed another deadline to report all politicians named in the files, and they're supposed to justify all the redactions they've made.
The bigger problem isn't missing deadlines, but what they're redacting from the documents. They're trying to pretend the Privacy Act overrides a law that explicitly says records cannot be withheld to avoid embarrassment. They're also citing FOIA standards, which don't apply to our law. They're trying to claim they don't have to release internal decisions, even though our bill specifically requires them to do so.
Arizona Libertarian Party retweeted
“I’m tired of this, Grandpa” is now my official statement at every gas station. 😭
The next time I take a sabbatical I'm just going to rig this account to retweet everything @TenthAmendment posts. They have rarely ever been wrong.
-Admin
When the government claims to fight against human trafficking, you can be damn sure they are only running cover for it.
Last fall, the FBI sent police agencies nationwide a bulletin urging officers to adequately identify themselves. Why? Criminals posing as ICE were robbing and kidnapping people. In New York, restaurant staff surrendered to robbers simply because the men claimed to be ICE. Members of Congress pushed DHS for months. The answer was a brief note insisting agents identify themselves professionally. Masks, plain clothes, no visible badge. If the public can’t tell an agent from a kidnapper, the agency is the problem. Abolish ICE.





















