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by Ella Peterson, Student’s for Liberty
Original source can be found here.
Far too often, advocates of liberty fail to make effective arguments in their writing. As Alexander McCobin discussed in a previous post, libertarians often forget that “When trying to persuade others to believe in liberty, the way we present arguments is as important as the substance of the arguments themselves.” This can be especially problematic when we write articles, blogs, and class papers, that will be read by those who do not share our views.
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