Tuesday, November 18, 2008

Blogging: Is There a Point?

Why blog? Since I don't think it is right to force my views on anyone, my only alternative is to try to convince you that I am right, and that liberty is really the best way to live life. That is really the only point to this blog.

I started this blog as a campaign blog for my presidential run. That is over now, yet I keep writing.

As long as think I am still doing some good, I will continue to blog. Some people will continue to view me as a crackpot. That can't be avoided without abandoning my principles. The state's brainwashing runs deep in most people today. Anyone who points out its flaws will seem ridiculous to anyone who refuses to think critically about the reality. I seek to make them think. Sometimes that means stating the facts in a stark manner, and letting the chips lie where they fall. I don't intend to hurt anyone's feelings. It is simply unavoidable at times.

I deeply appreciate those of you who have written to express your support of this blog, and especially appreciate those who have donated money as a show of support. Your kindness will not be forgotten.


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3 comments:

  1. One of the best points is providing a vehicle to spread ideas. The media isn't going to do it for us. We have to do it ourselves.

    I didn't write this piece, but it is the best post I have read in a long time. I am sharing it with my readers, I'm passing it along to you. It is pure mind candy. One commenter wrote:

    If this were an essay on economics, it would be the best essay on economics I’ve read in a year or more.

    If this were an essay on social structures, it would be the best essay on social structures I’ve read on a year or more.

    If this were an essay on conservative versus reformer mindsets, it would be the best essay on *that* that I’ve read in a year or more.

    In fact, it was all three of those things, and I’m frankly stunned at how excellently you’ve made so many points in such a short space.

    Bravo.

    http://beetlebabee.wordpress.com/2008/11/16/jane-galt-a-libertarian-view/

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  2. That is an interesting post. I think it makes the assumption that marriage is something that should be "saved", which doesn't necessarily ring true with me. But thanks for sharing that nonetheless.

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  3. Fire on!

    The world needs all its wisdom, even in the one, solitary voice the stands for his conscience.

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