Liberty Fitz-Claridge’s libertarian song
Posted on | December 3, 2008 | Comments Off by Aschwin de Wolf
On the Samizdata blog, the up-and-coming female libertarian writer Liberty Fitz-Claridge has published “The Libertarian Song:”
I am the very model of a modern libertarian;
I’m at the Diamond’s farthest corner from ‘Authoritarian’.
and
We liberals won’t rest until all state-run works are privatised;
From ports to courts, from wealth to health, we want the state to be downsized.
These things are not done well by even loving, caring government;
It loves us at our own expense – and what when all that love is spent?
Read the whole thing here.
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