3PH - Links

Here is a list of my favorite websites and why you should love them. Clench your butthole and resist the urge to crap yourself -- this stuff is pretty goddamn awesome:

Learning is the true path to immortality. Learn, and you will be able to explain your ideas clearly, write them down for future generations to read, and convince the world that your perspectives are right. Even better, a good base of knowledge will help you conquer socialists and hippies when they disagree with you in bar-stool debates. Awesome, right?

Luckily, learning doesn't require a butt-ton of money or resources. In fact, with these websites, it's completely, 100% free. Want to achieve greatness? Want to become a better supporter of liberty? Then educate yourself with Wikipedia, How Stuff Works, and Google.

Ron Paul is known for many things, like his honesty, his principles, and his rock-hard testicles the size of Venus, but what he's most known for among supporters of liberty is his badass non-profit organization: the Campaign for Liberty. C4L has, since its creation in 2008, pushed the boundaries of freedom farther than many organizations have in decades. If you're looking to put your boots to the ground and do something, C4L is the place to start.

The inspirations for 3PH. See what's influenced me, my sense of humor, and my writing style.

Topping the list of supremely-awesome non-profit organizations is Students For Liberty. SFL, with its vast network of support and resources, has spread the word of liberty to more students in more regions of the world than any politician ever could. With its learning materials, online seminars, advice, networking opportunities, and, best of all, conferences where you can meet and learn from fellow libertarians, you'd be hard-pressed to find a more amazing student-run, student-focused organization. Whether you're the leader of a student organization or an individual interested in liberty, you should get involved with SFL. It will be the best decision you've ever made.

P.S.: SFL awarded me with their first annual Student of the Year award in 2009 for "being a supreme badass" (not quite verbatim). Respekk.

Ninjas rock almost as much face as pirates. Too bad they don't have beards.

"The mission of The Future of Freedom Foundation is to advance freedom by providing an uncompromising moral and economic case for individual liberty, free markets, private property, and limited government." I just peed.

Real men drive German.

Anyone within the liberty movement can tell you that it suffers from a huge problem: an overwhelming abundance of sausage. Luckily, we've got LOLA on the case. LOLA "conspires to attract libertarian women into the movement, one activist at a time," a vastly important endeavor if we ever hope to look at more than just old, white dudes. Ladies of the world, check out LOLA! (please)

You haven't lived until you've been to a Philadelphia sporting event. Pittsburgh, New York, and Dallas fans need not apply (for your own benefit, and probably ours too).

My first attempt at a political website. It was dedicated to stirring up grassroots activism and involvement, but no one cared (including me). My writing, however, caught some attention, and that was my favorite part from the beginning. Conclusion? 3PH.