Ep. 82: Ron Paul, Political Promises, and Libertarian Deviations: Recapping Moments From 2024 Election Livestreams

November 18, 2024
Biblical Anarchy Podcast

Ron Paul, Political Promises, and Libertarian Deviations: Recapping Moments

In this episode of the Biblical Anarchy Podcast, host Jacob Winograd shares a selection of clips from recent election livestreams and discussions with prominent libertarian voices, including Norman Horn, Jack Lloyd, Doug Stuart, Matthew Bellis, and Monarcho-Hoppean. The episode dives into various topics, such as the pitfalls of tariffs, libertarian political strategy, and the moral implications of the Non-Aggression Principle (NAP). Jacob reflects on the challenges of navigating elections as a libertarian, exploring the tension between idealism and pragmatism while emphasizing Christ’s ultimate authority.

Listeners are treated to engaging dialogues about harm reduction in politics, the Overton Window, and the symbolic importance of libertarian ideas influencing mainstream politics. The episode offers a thoughtful critique of Trump’s policies, considerations about Ross Ulbricht’s pardon, and how libertarian principles might shape future strategies. Jacob wraps up by encouraging listeners to remain grounded in Christ amidst the turbulence of political cycles.

Additional Resources

Who Should Christians Vote For in 2024? A Biblical Perspective https://libertarianchristians.com/episode/ep-81-who-should-christians-vote-for-in-2024-a-biblical-perspective/

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