Daniel Martin

Non-Interventionism In the Only Sensible Path Forward

by Daniel Martin | Apr 27, 2022 | Featured Articles, Foreign Policy

Libertarians, Liberty-wing Republicans, and other opponents of non-defensive wars are popularly misconceived to have an “every man for himself” approach to both our economic views and foreign policy positions. Of course, this is patently false in both cases, but this piece will focus on clarifying the latter. Local Libertarian activist Roy Minet, who has also written about the former, touched on the popular myth of isolationism in his 2014 LNP article “Defense should mean defense only." “Apparently, they call anyone who doesn’t support their various military interventions around the globe an...

Daniel Martin has been published in a variety of outlets including The American Conservative, Counterpunch, and elsewhere. He is currently the resident antiwar writer for the Libertarian Party of Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

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