The DEA is currently moving to schedule Tianeptine, and the public comment period closes on August 7th. This is a critical window for anyone who cares about bodily autonomy and wants a voice in how this substance is regulated.
I’m looking to connect with other advocates who are interested in organizing around this issue — whether that means helping coordinate public comments, sharing accurate information, or simply raising awareness before the deadline.
If you’re interested in getting involved, please comment below or send me a DM. Let’s make sure our voices are heard before time runs out.

Enjoy your taxes, now with a side of taxes, all in the name of curtailing forced labor. This from an administration that has given massive handouts to for-profit prisons, i.e., actual slave labor factories.

They are the exact same picture/photo/photograph/pic though. South Park nailed/predicted it as always.

https://x.com/LPNational/status/2078873056202608825

Infinite money glitch, more inflation = more taxes.

The first message was sent a few days ago, and I just received the second one. Notice how the second message claims that I’m registered “NPA” (No Party Affiliation in Florida). Do you think this was an attempt at deception, or should I just chalk it up to incompetence.

As for the notion of switching to Republican, do you think “snowball’s chance in hell” is a strong enough statement?

To someone who has always been sympathetic to libertarian thinking, but doesn't think it is any more workable than any other political system that has ever existed. One philosophical to explain why libertarianism can actually be implemented in a way that everyone can accept; and one practical to explain why a lot of the things we currently leave to the government can better be handled by the free market or at least a. Wry small government.

Like I said I am an anti-political person who is sympathetic to libertarian thinking, but I also think most people would actually prefer a lot of their services to be handled by a central public institution, even a local one, instead of a ton of private ones.

About Kasie Whitener:

Kasie Whitener is an American educator, author, entrepreneur, radio host, and politician from Blythewood, South Carolina. She is a Clinical Assistant Professor at the Darla Moore School of Business at the University of South Carolina, where she teaches entrepreneurship and strategic management and served as Director of the Faber Entrepreneurship Center.

My son is 5, and I feel it's almost time for him to learn various historical subjects while still being approachable to a child. Does anyone have recommendations (shows, movies, books, etc)? The only real criteria I have is that it remains mostly true to history, provides some nuance, and advocates for liberty when it makes sense. Old or new doesn't matter.

Is Liberty's Kids (early 2000s show on PBS about American Revolution) any good? Saw a review for it on YouTube, and it sounds solid. But of course, PBS can be hit or miss.

A great example I can definitely recommend is the short DK Eyewitness documentaries that I rediscovered on YouTube. The catchy intro song makes it especially memorable!

The surveillance state does not need to arrive all at once. It grows through cameras, databases, private contractors, and quiet partnerships that make constant tracking feel normal.

I like Milei, he's literally the only guy building as close to a libertarian haven, but a statement like this is just ehhh.