I personally do not oppose taxes. 

What I oppose is excessive taxation and the resulting excessive concentrations of power that have accumulated with the steady growth of the state over my lifetime and beyond.  

You may have heard it said that libertarians agree on 95% of all issues, but fight tooth-and-nail over the remaining 5% (or is it 99% and 1%?). Its true, and I'm not the first to say that. However, the bickering and arguments over that 5% is often tedious, nit-picky, divisive and for me tiresome.

The term ‘productivity’ is often assumed to apply mainly to labour.

The term ‘capital’  appears synonymous with “investments made”.

The time has come to repeal the legislation that mandates all Ontario teachers be a union member. Each teacher must be empowered with the right to choose whether or not to be associated in any manner whatsoever with a union.

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The defense of property rights is at the core of all things libertarian.

One of our Facebook readers was confused about how union strikes as a property rights issue.  Here is how I see it.... 

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