The Politics of FreeAudio.org

FreeAudio.org is adamantly non-partisan and is dedicated to the liberty of all -- provided that by providing that liberty, liberty is not taken away from others.

As an example, a despot may tax his populace heavily in order to satisfy his desires and increase his own freedom and liberty. Obviously, this is not the proper use of law and while the despot's liberty may be increased, the liberty of his people is significantly reduced.

It is an unfortunate that many try to increase their personal liberty by taking liberty away from others. The measure of how much liberty we have as a society is how much liberty we allow others to have with which we may disagree.

FreeAudio.org is dedicated to using the internet for promoting the liberty for all. To spreading the word of liberty into areas where personal liberty may not readily exist, and to encourage laws to be passed (or repealed) so that all people have equal protection under the law.

Liberty is not a state of politics or party, it is a human condition to which we all aspire.

Instead of aligning with a party, FreeAudio.org encourages people to work within their own parties and governmental systems to encourage them to respect the liberty of all -- even those with which they may disagree.