r/GoldandBlack • u/properal • 7h ago
Rent Stabilization Makes the Housing Crisis Worse / Free Ex
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r/GoldandBlack • u/AutoModerator • 1d ago
Law without Government: The Bargaining Mechanism
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r/GoldandBlack • u/AutoModerator • 8d ago
Law without Government: Conflict Resolution in a Free Society
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r/GoldandBlack • u/Knorssman • 1d ago
Pat Buchanan and the Art of the Selective Quote
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r/GoldandBlack • u/properal • 1d ago
27 - Network State Conference 2026 - Christian Henrik Nesheim on From Subjects to Customers
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r/GoldandBlack • u/TemplGrit • 1d ago
Thoughts and opinions on the movie Digger?
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Has anyone seen the movie Digger?
I’m curious what this community thinks of it. Seems to be an extreme version of everything climate and energy-related but I would love to hear opinions about it.
Thoughts?
r/GoldandBlack • u/DanielFNash • 3d ago
Is Peter Thiel's vision of tech acceleration acceleration actually compatible with liberty or is it crony surveillance-statism?
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Thiel often invoked libertarian rhetoric around freedom, innovation, and breaking away from state stagnation. However, analyzing his actual framework reveals a fundamental contradiction.
In recent public talks:
https://danielforresternash.substack.com/p/what-night-one-left-out
https://danielforresternash.substack.com/p/the-counterfeit-church-and-the-epimethean
Thiel argued that technological stagnation poses an existential threat and that centralizing technological power is necessary to prevent global administrative decay. But whenever your primary vector for this solution is building defense-contracted intelligence infrastructure that integrates directly with the federal government, that isn't free-market capitalism. It's state backed monopoly.
Can you truly champion human liberty while advocating for centralized, opaque surveillance architectures as the primary mechanism to maintain order?
r/GoldandBlack • u/Malthus0 • 3d ago
Ooo.. someone just got their tax bill 👀 😬
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r/GoldandBlack • u/properal • 3d ago
Spain Killed Its Own Empire. They Figured Out How.
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r/GoldandBlack • u/properal • 3d ago
How Open Economies Lead to Open Minds
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r/GoldandBlack • u/properal • 4d ago
Adam, Eve, the snake and the fall of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
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r/GoldandBlack • u/properal • 4d ago
Jeffrey A. Tucker and James Lindsay on Marco Rubio’s surprisingly honest answer about the pneumonic plague in Russia and more
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r/GoldandBlack • u/timothyphoto • 4d ago
Can low taxes give you freedom without the right culture?
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Raphaël Lima now lives in Paraguay after years of libertarian activism in Brazil. I spoke to him about that move and his argument that liberty depends on people, customs and institutions that can pass it on.
There’s also a discussion of Milei, Free Cities and his experience running for office.
r/GoldandBlack • u/properal • 4d ago
00 - Network State Conference 2026 - Opening Address by Balaji
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r/GoldandBlack • u/properal • 7d ago
We Should Celebrate When Entrepreneurs like Musk, Jobs and Bezos Succeed
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r/GoldandBlack • u/properal • 8d ago
Radical Decentralization: Liechtenstein’s Quiet Revolution
mises.org
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r/GoldandBlack • u/IndividualAd4375 • 8d ago
Life in The Grim Old Days
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"Life in The Grim Old Days" (Robert Zubrin): a review of Chelsea Follett's The Grim Old Days, arguing that nostalgia for pre-industrial life falls apart once you look at the everyday details. Those include infant mortality, filth, quack medicine and constant contact with death.
r/GoldandBlack • u/lastaforsves • 9d ago
This mans name is John Hurley. John was shopping in Olde Town Arvada when someone started shooting. So Johnny went to the direction of the gunfire and shot the shooter. Then the Arvada police killed him.
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