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The Libertarian way is a logically consistent approach to politics based on the moral principle of self-ownership. Each individual has the right to control his or her own body, action, speech, and property. Government's only role is to help individuals defend themselves from force and fraud. (http://www.lp.org/introduction/what-is-the-libertarian-party)

The Libertarian Party is for all who don't want to push other people around and don't want to be pushed around themselves. Live and let live is the Libertarian way. (http://www.lp.org/introduction/what-is-the-libertarian-party)

To validate my membership, I certify that I do not advocate the initiation of force to achieve political or social goals. (https://www.lp.org/membership)

Bailouts are ALWAYS bad for the taxpayer, for the economy, and for business. Why? Because rewarding the mismanagement of American corporations with a taxpayer-subsidized lifeline does NOTHING to encourage reform or fix the problems that pushed the companies to the brink of failure. As we said in a statement, these bailouts do nothing but prolong... Mehr lesen the inevitable collapse of companies suffering from extreme mismanagement and poor investments. ... Why are taxpayers being used to reward this mismanagement? ... A bailout is a perverse transfer from poor taxpayers to rich taxpayers. (http://www.lp.org/issues/current-issues)

The Internet is making it possible for new voices to be heard -- the voices of people who simply could not afford to publish their ideas or display their artistic talents to a wide audience using older technologies. (http://www.lp.org/issues/internet)

The individual's right to privacy, property, and right to speak or not to speak should not be infringed by the government. The government should not use electronic or other means of covert surveillance of an individual's actions or private property without the consent of the owner or occupant. ... We oppose the issuance by the government of an ... Mehr lesenidentity card, to be required for any purpose, such as employment, voting, or border crossing. We further oppose the nearly universal requirement for use of the Social Security Number as a personal identification code, whether by government agencies or by intimidation of private companies by governments. (http://www.lp.org/issues/privacy)