Chances are, you don't know too much about libertarianism. This includes most self-proclaimed libertarians. So, think of this group as Liberty U, except it's on-going, highly interactive, & the more experienced libertarians learn from each other. It's a Socratic dialogue, wherein you can debate, question, & refine your positions.

This group is of course designed for non-libertarians to learn about libertarianism, so if you're not a libertarian, then welcome & learn. The only rule is, be polite; in other words, the Golden Rule, meaning that you may post as you wish so long as you're respectful.




Now, I have made a test so that people can figure out how much they know, or don't know, about libertarianism.

Your result for Libertarianism 101...

The Scholar

You could probably teach a class on libertarianism. Unless you just got lucky on the test, of course.

Take Libertarianism 101 at HelloQuizzy

Also, here are some more resources (Though note that they're not all entirely libertarian):

Primary Sources-

Libertarian Party -- The Cato Institute -- Reason Magazine -- AntiWar.com -- Human Rights Watch -- Amnesty International -- National Rifle Association -- Law Enforcement Against Prohibition -- Planned Parenthood -- American Civil Liberties Union -- Refuse and Resist + Links

Economics-

Index of Economic Freedom -- The Foundation for Economic Education -- Free Market News Network -- Ludwig von Mises Institute -- Library of Economics and Freedom + Links

Radical Libertarianism-

Anarchist Theory FAQ -- Cato Unbound-Who Needs Government? -- Anti-State.com -- Simply Anarchy -- Market Anarchy -- Voluntaryism -- The Molinari Institute -- Free Domain Radio