A Vision for a Libertarian Future (Libertarian Voluntaryist Philosophy) Paperback – April 13, 2023

An excellent follow up from the first.

Finished 1st book, 3/4 done with 2nd and will be ordering 3rd.One of my immediate takeaways as I was getting finished with the 1st book was the details of each point from idea to groundwork for executable actions, something a lot of people lack. Many people have great ideas but when it comes to “how are we going to get it done” people tend to fall short. Each explanation was detailed and direct, prevented the reader from getting lost while reading or the book feeling dry. Keep up the great work!

Imagine trying to convince people of the evils of slavery only 200 years ago. Even if you were successful in doing so, most would likely reply with "a world without slavery is utopian", "its just the system we have deal with," "but how else would we provide labor?".Today, it's easy to see how rediculous those replies are.Similarly, even after Thomas Paine made his powerful arguments against tyranny and for liberty with his book Common Sense", he still concluded that some form of a state was "a necessary evil".Jack Lloyd provides a compelling and clear case to the contrary. The state is not only fundimentally and undeniably evil, but is also a devastating net loss for human flourishing--completely unnecessary.The word is out. Belief in the state is common Nonsense. Its days are numbered.

This author does an excellent job explaining how the united states will function better than ever once the concept of violence-backed government is phased out. The book is very well-sourced (over 100 footnotes) and makes a very convincing argument, even for ideas that I previously did not agree with. Highly recommend this easy read for anyone interested in liberty, economics, government, or ethics!

While non-agression is self-evidently moral, and statism is self-evidently the opposite of non-aggression, statists often ask questions like “what would we do about…?”. This book aims to offer ideas as answers to those questions, and does it extremely well.

Jack has done another great job. I find that Jack Lloyd's work is a great gift to non Libertarians to help people truly understand our philosophies, casting away wild stereotypes. His books have topics for great conversations

Great follow up to his original book, and excellent analysis of peer reviewed articles to support a libertarian future

This is an amazing piece, I was reading it by the fire as the woodchipper was processing the last of our captured pedophiles, I almost didn't even hear the screams due to how encompassed into the book I was. It was the final chapter when I finally realized that my new fertilizer was done. I recommend this book for people of all backgrounds and ages.