The Near-Assassination of Donald Trump

In this week's Libertarian Angle, Jacob and Richard discuss the near-assassination of former President Trump.

[jeffersonianideal]

22:30
The Bell & Howell Zoomatic movie camera that recorded the event is designed to capture images at 18 FPS. If frames were deleted from the 1963 Zapruder film, where is the jump cut?

[jeffersonianideal]

I consider Jacob Hornberger, Dr. Richard Ebeling, James Bovard and a handful of others to be the few remaining examples of prominently principled libertarians in the United States. I have renounced those so-called "libertarians" I once earnestly and enthusiastically revered (mostly from the Mises Institute bunch and their crony affiliates) following their repulsive pandering and excuse making for Donald Trump.

[jeffersonianideal]

Suggestion for an upcoming episode of The Libertarian Angle: Mr. Hornberger and Dr. Ebeling discuss the ways libertarianism is a better political ideology for the American working class to embrace than the current form of Trump/Vance conservatism is.

[jeffersonianideal]

As Chris Tame, the founder of the Libertarian Alliance, said, "I am not interested in conspiracy theories. I am only interested in the facts of conspiracies."

I suggest reading Dr. Michael Shermer's book, Conspiracy: Why the Rational Believe the Irrational.

[jeffersonianideal]

11:11
Dr. Ebeling, If you are generally skeptical of vividly conceived machinations, it is perfectly fine to assertively push back on the allegations of your interlocutor who just happens to be a longtime best friend.

[jeffersonianideal]

Suggestion for an upcoming episode of The Libertarian Angle: Mr. Hornberger and Dr. Ebeling discuss Trump's non-libertarian choice for Vice President, statist J.D. Vance.

[GregJay]

You all messed up by not taking Bobby in, you coulda had a real candidate, still love ya

[jeffersonianideal]

A common incongruent argument often asserted by my fellow libertarians claims government to be blundering incompetent yet ingeniously capable of pulling off intricately complex, covert schemes. Please explain this paradox.

[leeturton]

The same kinda people playin the same kinda games...sooo 20th century lol

[Mark-qqcd]

United and American airlines prior to 9/11 - Short selling