Is Libertarianism Alive in Florida? | Hector Roos

<p>Hector Roos is a candidate representing the Libertarian Party in Florida’s gubernatorial race. </p><p><br></p><p>For all intents and purposes, your choice of political party in America is binary: Republican or Democratic, or so you’re told. Doubtless, this preserves us from the pitfalls of a parliamentary system, but isn’t it frustrating to know that, in this freest of lands, your options are so narrowly constrained? </p><p><br></p><p>Libertarianism offers a much-desired alternative. Hector Roos is here to offer exactly that. </p><p><br></p><p>From this episode, you’ll learn…</p><p><br></p><p>Whether or not government is necessary; the difference between libertarianism and anarchism; between having ordered liberty and being an untamed libertine; what distinguishes the Libertarian Party from the Republican and the Democratic Parties; if our Founding Fathers were truly libertarians at heart; the morality of shipping illegal aliens out of your state; Patrick Henry’s forgotten message, “Give me Liberty or…”; the constitutionality of abortion; the Maoist mind; and much more! </p><p>TIMESTAMP </p><p>0:00 Introduction</p><p>01:19 Is government Necessary? </p><p>04:07 Difference between Liberty and Anarchy</p><p>09:55 How is the Libertarian Party different from the Republican and Democratic Parties? </p><p>14:42 Were our Founding Fathers Libertarians? </p><p>19:18 DeSantis’ shipment of illegal aliens to Martha’s Vineyard</p><p>33:08 Florida’s authoritarian approach to the pandemic</p><p>44:18 How to win (fellow Florida resident!) Donald Trump’s vote</p><p>46:00 Is DeSantis the new Beto? </p><p>49:52 Give me Liberty, or give me…nevermind. You can take my liberty. </p><p>55:55 Abortion: How should it be legislated? </p><p>1:15:30 Is Abortion Constitutional? </p><p>1:20:28 Should the state be involved in Education? </p><p>1:29:00 The Maoist Mind</p><p>1:30:13 Rapid Fire Questions! </p><p><br></p><p>CORRECTION</p><p>1:16:22:  “Dred Scot v. Sanford” should be “Plessy v. Ferguson”</p><p>**To err is human, to forgiv