What are some essential books on Libertarianism?
>What are some books that will tell me how to think in order to gain independence and freedom
Murray Rothbard
Ayn Rand
Milton Friedman
Oh what a (((Coincidence)))
>>76498747
Pretty much.
Back before we finally shooed most of them away we used to get so many threads from libertarians saying "I'm in a facebook argument with this guy right now and he's proving me wrong. Somebody tell me what to respond with"
Truly the free thinkers of our generation
According to Gary Johnson it's this book
http://www.thepowerhour.com/news/cross_border.htm
>>76498668
Its basically how the founding fathers thought. You need books for that.
The Second Treatise of Government by John Locke is a must for libertarians and classical liberals. Have also heard good things about Milton Friedman and Thomas Sowell but have never read them myself.
>>76498668
This explains why Monarchies are superior to cancerous democracies, why open borders are shit and why degenerates should be physically removed.
atlas shrugged
>>76498790
Underrated
the god delusion
![The-Wealth-of-Nations[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/W2yocmm.jpg "The-Wealth-of-Nations[1].jpg")
>>76498668
Pic related
Capitalism and Freedom by Milton Friedman
Free to Choose by Milton Friedman
Liberty Defined by Ron Paul
More Liberty Means Less Government by Walter E. Williams
>>76498898
Not an argument
in addition to the ancap stuff, there's a chapter where he comes up with a low-tech version of uber decades before uber or even smartphones existed
If you don't become a libertarian after reading and understanding this book then you're never going to become one.
