Where should a libertarian live?

The title basically explains this thread...where should a person who is an anarcho-capitalist chose to live? Obviously nowhere is perfect but where is the most libertarian?

And I'm not really talking about countries but more so along the lines of towns, regions, cities, etc but if their is one country that is specifically libertarian that would be good to know as well.

Thanks for any replies...rep will be given of course

The title basically explains this thread...where should a person who is an anarcho-capitalist chose to live? Obviously nowhere is perfect but where is the most libertarian?

And I'm not really talking about countries but more so along the lines of towns, regions, cities, etc but if their is one country that is specifically libertarian that would be good to know as well.

Thanks for any replies...rep will be given of course

Good question, I'd like to know the answer to that one myself.

Although I must admit Uruguays recent pursuit of legalization is sounding pretty tempting...

Uruguay government announces plan to sell marijuana - Telegraph

Not exactly Libertarian, but at least it's a step in the right direction. :smoke:

Mars.

If you want to find someplace in the States, Maine seems to be okay too...


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If you want to find someplace in the States, Maine seems to be okay too...


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Good luck with that. If there's anything Mainers hate more than the government, it's 'outa statas'.

Good question, I'd like to know the answer to that one myself.

Although I must admit Uruguays recent pursuit of legalization is sounding pretty tempting...

Uruguay government announces plan to sell marijuana - Telegraph

Not exactly Libertarian, but at least it's a step in the right direction. :smoke:

Nah man I'd rather it be economically libertarian rather than weed be legal. Where ever I live I'll always smoke weed no matter what the law is, but you can't exactly do that with a business haha

Colorado doesn't have shitty laws... I don't really pay attention, but I'm pretty free.

We have our share of Liberal Protesting

Either Colorado, or New Hampshire.

Free State Project is located at New Hampshire.

Colorado doesn't have shitty laws... I don't really pay attention, but I'm pretty free.

We have our share of Liberal Protesting

I do like their weed laws and the geographical setting, however please don't confuse libertarian with liberal hahahahaha

Either Colorado, or New Hampshire.

Free State Project is located at New Hampshire.

Hmm interesting...I was speaking worldwide though, do you think the US has the best places to offer?

I do like their weed laws and the geographical setting, however please don't confuse libertarian with liberal hahahahaha

Haha that's not what I meant. I'm a libertarian myself. I just meant we are politically educated and involved.

We aren't like some bible belt state where we protest with bible in hand.

Haha that's not what I meant. I'm a libertarian myself. I just meant we are politically educated and involved.

We aren't like some bible belt state where we protest with bible in hand.

Ah ok lol when you said liberal protesting I imagined a bunch occupy protestors and no offense but I would not wanna live a round a bunch of people like that lol

Switzerland for countries. 5th freest economy and they haven't been in a war since 1815.

Ah ok lol when you said liberal protesting I imagined a bunch occupy protestors and no offense but I would not wanna live a round a bunch of people like that lol

no it's cool man. I mean like we aren't a stupid state. Full legalization is on the November ballot, so if we've come that far, and we're the 'skinniest state', then obviously we're doing something right, both politically and socially.

no it's cool man. I mean like we aren't a stupid state. Full legalization is on the November ballot, so if we've come that far, and we're the 'skinniest state', then obviously we're doing something right, both politically and socially.

The more ya keep talking about it the more I'm starting to like it haha. Plus I'm sure up in the mountains I wouldn't be bothered too much if I lived out of town instead of in a city or town.

And fuck man switzerland sounds pretty awesome as well. I'll have to check that out.

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Yea I read that free state project link above...sounds pretty awesome to me.

Switzerland for countries. 5th freest economy and they haven't been in a war since 1815.

True, I know RP has said they have lots of liberty...
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4d-_ZMhvyA&feature=youtube_gdata_player]Ron Paul: I like Switzerland's Government They Protect Liberty - YouTube[/ame]

But I think I've seen another video with him talking about it there, this one is kinda short, and doesn't go into any detail.

I for one, really feel like it may be time to leave the US shortly, with the most likely outcome in November looking like another four years of Obummers, I'm just not all that sure that even Colorado or New Hamshire will remain all that free by 2016, short of one of them seceding. But if it came to that, I don't doubt Obama would have the military start murdering citizens of the state/s that are planning on doing so just like Lincoln did.

I'm sure even if the state of Colorado votes to legalize, Obummers will send his police state thugs in to enforce the National drug policy. Big pharma will be tugging a this purse strings a bit too much. They cant have states thinking they can get around their monopoly on legal drugs like that!

Many cities in Colorado are starting to use local currency and phasing out the U.S. dollar. Getting off the FED teet is a major step for Libertarians. Plus there's relatively lax gun laws. So if you decide to stay in the states, that'd probably be the best place.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SVHmD6UZHp8]Buying weed with Mountain Hours alternative currency at Breckenridge Cannabis Club - YouTube[/ame]

But Tripace has a point. Unless we seriously get shit together within the next few years, it could get really bad here. I just wish Switzerland wasn't so damn cold.

Edited by lilro, 09 July 2012 - 01:34 PM.

Many cities in Colorado are starting to use local currency and phasing out the U.S. dollar. Getting off the FED teet is a major step for Libertarians. Plus there's relatively lax gun laws. So if you decide to stay in the states, that'd probably be the best place.

Buying weed with Mountain Hours alternative currency at Breckenridge Cannabis Club - YouTube

But Tripace has a point. Unless we seriously get shit together within the next few years, it could get really bad here. I just wish Switzerland wasn't so damn cold.

Yea I've watched those vids from Adam...he had a couple more as well. They are HUGELY far from perfect but I suppose they're a start for sure.

And I love the cold so I could probably deal with CO and then maybe vacation to Cali in the summer for like a week or whatever...wow that sounds like a chillin ass life actually lol