r/AskLibertarians is a subreddit with 13k members. The most common flair used is policy, philosophy, debate , historical, and ideology comparison.
A friendly place to learn about, critique, and question libertarians and their views. r/AskLibertarians is for any questions about the philosophy of libertarianism, libertarian movements and traditions, libertarian opinions on certain situations or current events, or anything else you feel is relevant. No question is too basic (or advanced!) to ask, so don't be shy. Subscribe :)
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#1
Policy
: "What is your opinion on the phrase " If buying ain't owning, then piracy isn't stealing"?"
21 posts
#2
Philosophy
: "Nozick and the Arbitrariness of Property Acquisition"
20 posts
#3
Debate
: "Stop killing games. What are your thoughts?"
16 posts
#4
Historical
: "What is the best example of a libertarian/minarchist country?"
4 posts
#5
Ideology Comparison
: "What are the main differences, disputes and disagreements between left-libertarianism and right-libertarianism?"
4 posts
#6
Advice
: "Why would people give to charity?"
3 posts
#7
Devil's Advocate
: "Is it "coercion" under libertarianism for a person to use the threat of their own suicide to push someone else to do something?"
1 post
#8
Intra-Libertarian
: "How are the Mises Caucus not also pragmatists?"
1 post
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Last updated: August 12, 2026