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Reflection: /r/Libertarian just hit 70k subscribers!(r/Libertarian)

Edit: Where are these downvote troll parties coming from this last week? My guess is r/anarchy.

Edit2: Trolls from r/enoughpaulspam

Remember to educate the newbs. Link in your argument or reposes articles, youtube videos, or books that you think might be applicable. Below is a list of books I usually recommend to newbs, I’ve saved the list in google drive so I can C/P it at any time.

Please read these books in this order, each are available for free in pdf or eBook, just right click and save:

• Frederic Bastiat’s The Law
• Henry Hazlitt’s Economics In One Lesson
• Frederic Bastiat’s That Which is Seen, and That Which is Not Seen
• Bob Murphy’s Lessons for the Young Economist
• Murray Rothbard’s For a New Liberty
• Murray Rothbard’s What Has Government Done to Our Money?
• Murray Rothabrd’s Economic Depressions: Their Cause and Cure
• Thomas DiLorenzo’s The Truth About Robber Barons– article
• Walter Block’s Defending The Undefendable

Once you’re done with those, I’d suggest purchasing the following books:

• Tom Wood’s Meltdown
• Burt Folsom Jr.’s New Deal or Raw Deal
• Thomas DiLorenzo’s The Real Lincoln

Afterwards, if you have any questions about monopolies, consider the resources in this thread. Enjoy! If you need further reading suggestions let me know.

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