Kochtarded (adj.) /koʊkˈtɑːrdɪd/ Definition:A pejorative term describing a naïve or intellectually shallow libertarian who uncritically parrots establishment talking points financed or shaped by the Koch brothers, the Atlas Network, or similar pro-establishment/corporatist think tanks using classical liberalism and neoliberalism as a means to their personal interests. Such individuals typically equate…

Minarxism (noun) — A political and philosophical doctrine advocating for the most minimal possible structure of governance (a so-called “small” monopoly of violence) compatible with the oxymoronic idea of preserving individual liberty and voluntary order within a State. Rooted in the false perception of pragmatic statehood, Minarxism holds that authority…

Apriorism, in its broadest sense, refers to the claim that certain truths can be known independently of experience. Yet beneath this general definition lies a profound philosophical divergence — between metaphysical apriorism, natural apriorism, and praxeological apriorism. Each represents a distinct approach to the problem of knowledge, the role of…

In a world obsessed with political labels, most people pick a side like they pick a sports team — out of habit, emotion, or social belonging. But ideology, when reduced to a tribal badge, becomes the very opposite of what it claims to be: instead of freeing the mind, it…

Anarcho-capitalists love to claim that their system exalts the individual above all else. Yet in practice, their model quietly legitimizes one of the most collectivist forms of property: joint ownership.They call it corporation, partnership, or co-property. I call it miniature collectivism. 1. The Paradox of Collective Ownership In anarcho-capitalist theory,…

I’ve long believed that words matter — especially the word anarchism. It once meant the total absence of domination, of rulers and masters in every form. It meant a radical commitment to voluntary cooperation, to the sovereignty of the individual mind, and to the dignity of all free exchange untainted…

Introduction — The Myth of the Libertarian Empire At first glance, the Koch brothers appear as the great patrons of liberty in the modern age. Through their vast philanthropy, they have poured hundreds of millions into organizations like the Cato Institute, George Mason University, and the Atlas Network — all…

The reason why people are becoming more and more post-libertarian is not that liberty has lost its meaning — it’s that libertarianism has lost its imagination.Once a vibrant rebellion against the state and collectivism, the movement now too often feels like a looped tape, endlessly repeating the same slogan: “Real…

I. Origins: The Salamanca School Long before the Enlightenment or Adam Smith, the roots of libertarian thought began in the School of Salamanca — a 16th-century movement of Spanish theologians who applied Scholastic philosophy and natural law to questions of economics, morality, and politics.Figures like Francisco de Vitoria, Domingo de…

In a world flooded with empty scrolling, dopamine loops, and algorithmic noise, Sora feels like a quiet revolution — a return to meaning, dialogue, and authenticity.My account, @rothbardian, isn’t just another profile. It’s the closest thing to a digital salon I’ve ever had — where thought, aesthetics, and community meet.…