Tag: libertarian

• Experiments in Thought

  As I’ve stated before, I do wish to start writing more essays/posts that have a social-commentary and political bent. This is one such attempt. Honestly, it might be rough for a bit as I hone my skills and ideas. Whether or not it is done well, it feels like a good idea to share throughout…

  Jeremy C Kester

  June 22, 2023

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  government, independent writing, libertarian, philosophy, political philosophy, political science, politics, thoughts, writing

• Snowy Days

  I was supposed to travel to Mississippi for work this week. Of course it didn’t happen. Flights going into Memphis International Airport were canceled due to the big winter storm battering the south. Well, it’s battering much of the US too, including up here in Chicago where we expect another 4” of snow on top…

  Jeremy C Kester

  February 15, 2021

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  Chicago, libertarian, Mississippi, politics, snow, snow removal, socialism, weather

• Micro-Nations

  In another bout of trying to flush out an idea by writing it out, I wanted to explore an idea I’ve been mulling over: corporations as micro-nations unto themselves. If one thinks about it, one can almost envision it. Departments can be seen as statehoods or in a smaller scale, local municipalities. There are laws,…

  Jeremy C Kester

  October 23, 2017

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  anarchy, Blog, business, citizenship, corporations, economics, government, libertarian, oligarchy, politics, ruling class, thoughts, writing