r/Libertarians

2.4K archived posts · Aug 2014 – Sep 2026

Libertarians

r/Libertarians

This subreddit is an alternative to r/Libertarian and attempts to provide a space for more on-topic discussions of libertarian and libertarian-adjacent philosophies.

Created Aug 10, 2014

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We're building a new sub that takes liberty seriously in all its aspects. We embrace new means of change apart from mere politics. These strategies for change are intended to be effective without engaging in political action, to route around existing power and make it irrelevant rather than to face it head on.

Join us.

Please don't downvote content simply for posing a different view or criticism. Discussion is valuable and we can learn a lot from talking with those who disagree with us. Downvoting only discourages this behavior.

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What is libertarianism? Here are a few places to start:

What wikipedia has to say on the matter
A more definitive source, Rothbard's For A New Liberty: A Libertarian Manifesto
On libertarianism as a 'political' movement: I Am a Libertarian & What Libertarianism Is, and Isn't
How rights can be protected, and security provided, without having a state: an illustrated summary of David Friedman's The Machinery of Freedom

Awesome libertarian essays you can read in one sitting:

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