When Life gives you Liberty, you make Lemonade

Life

There are so many ways to live a liberty-oriented lifestyle that I could never tell you the perfect way to live free.

To us, freedom means living the life you want without infringing on the freedom and property of others.

Whether it’s an Agorist or Voluntarist lifestyle, communal living, homesteading, or city life—each has its own variations and approaches. The Philosophies of living a free life is endless but you need to work toward the life you desire, and we are here to show you how others have done it.

Taking on this challenge is a massive undertaking, depending on how far you wish to pursue your liberty. We want to introduce you to the people who have already achieved it. We are lacking role models in our current society, so let’s inspire each other.

Liberty

What is liberty? I can provide a definition given by ChatGPT: “Liberty is the state of being free to act, speak, or think as one desires without undue or oppressive restrictions from authority. It involves the ability to exercise one’s rights and freedoms within a society, as long as it does not infringe upon the rights and freedoms of others.”

This sounds pretty good to me. However, do you know who this does not appeal to? Our lovely overlords—the state and their authoritarian counterparts. They have made it increasingly difficult for people to express themselves and maintain their liberty.

That’s why here at Life, Liberty, and Lemonade, our goal is to bring people onto the show who are building tools to maintain their liberty in an increasingly authoritarian regime. This can include cryptocurrencies, 3D printing, gardening, Second Amendment experts, and many other tools that will allow you to continue to maintain your liberty and independence.

Lemonade

“Lemonade” in the name stems from my passion for lemonade stands, which I believe represent the most grassroots and fundamental expression of entrepreneurship. Lemonade stands are the simplest and most empowering way for individuals—especially the young—to engage in free enterprise, learn valuable skills, and experience the essence of liberty firsthand.

Our overlords would have us believe that the middle class has no place within Western society, but this is merely a method of control and oppression, stripping away the very foundations that made America great.

Promoting local businesses is crucial as it supports strong communities that take care of one another and collectively enhance our wealth. In contrast, large conglomerates focus solely on their bottom lines, often draining wealth from these communities.

Free markets are essential for truly protecting individual liberties by minimizing the state’s role in business. The entanglement of public and private enterprise threatens the survival of a free society.