Comments on: Ladies of Liberty Alliance 2009-2010 Calendar Ladies

By: Professor Richards

Professor Richards — Thu, 21 Jan 2010 01:25:17 +0000

Hello women of LOLA. It was a pleasure to get to meet several of you in Atlanta at the Campaign for Liberty conference this past weekend. I like the calendar. The conference was great too!

Jeremy Richards, Ph.D.

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By: Patty Lee

Patty Lee — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 21:14:26 +0000

Sorry, my previous note needs edit on third line: replace has with have. Don't also wish to invoke the ire of grammarians. PL

By: Patty Lee

Patty Lee — Fri, 27 Nov 2009 21:08:41 +0000

Dear Ladies, I believe this project is awesome and is a celebration of feminine style and grace. I guess the price of more relative freedom is sometimes being aware that so called arbiters of "how to present the liberty movement" has to be tolerated but then ignored. Ladies follow your own path to presenting your self, I admire this effort and plan to purchase calendar for Christmas gift giving. This being said I have too questioned how some have represented a loosely formed movement and have concluded that I must choose carefully among many choices how to engage support of libertarian ideals for my self: critics you are so advised. In the case of the Liberty Ladies calendar .... Merry Christmas and you go girls!
Thank You, Patty Lee

By: Allison Gibbs

Allison Gibbs — Tue, 27 Oct 2009 14:42:06 +0000

Once again ladies- The pics above ARE NOT the actual calendar pictures!
lol
IF you ladies would just look at the actual calendar you would see this!

This is why our movement is slowing down! Because too many ppl want to make judgments before reading all of the content!

By: Bellatruth

Bellatruth — Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:38:53 +0000

I agree with you, Jill. I was interested in LOLA and its calendar, and even advocated it to some of my friends and family members... that is until I realized that whoever is in charge of picking the pictures to be published is using the calendar to incrementally promote soft porn, perhaps in the belief that in order to feel "confident", we must forgo, as women, what is appropriate. That's the main problem with Libertarians as a whole... they are divided ethically, and morally.

The principals of Liberty are first and foremost about morals, or else what are we in the liberty movement fighting for... the right to be immoral? Immorality is the basis for slavery.

Even if some of these photos couldn't be considered 'immoral', even by Libertarians, then at the least the term 'inappropriate' is apropos. Some people have not been raised to know where to draw the line, if at all. After one has reached the level of 'inappropriate', it's all down hill from there.

Let women count all the ways to show and 'feel confident', and to finally be 'unashamed' of our bodies. Then, let's put the public exposing of skin at the bottom of the list. This is best for a moral, as well as ethical free society.