You Can't Cry About Cuts When You Gave The State The Scissors

 

Every time a Republican gets into office—especially someone like Trump—the outrage begins. “How could he cut food assistance?” “Why is education funding being slashed?” “What about healthcare?”

Progressives scream betrayal. But here’s a hard truth:

You voted for this system.

If you worship democracy as the highest good, you have to accept what it gives you—even when it guts the very programs you care about.

That’s the deal. You rolled the dice. You lost.

Now you’re angry at the result of the very game you insisted everyone play.

 

Democracy Is a Gamble—And You Just Lost Again

 

Democracy doesn’t protect your values. It puts them up for auction every election cycle. If your team wins, you get to force your will on everyone else. If you lose, they force theirs on you.

What kind of freedom is that?

Every four to eight years, you risk everything—your causes, your safety nets, your public programs—hoping the “right” politicians win.

But here's the kicker: those politicians aren’t your friends. They’re temporary managers of a bloated bureaucracy that plays tug-of-war with your values.

And when they’re gone, so is your funding.

 

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There’s a Better Way—and You’re Ignoring It

 

Libertarians don’t have this problem.

We don’t cry when government funding gets cut—because we never needed it in the first place.

We fund what we believe in voluntarily. We build what matters without permission. We support causes directly—without waiting for some career politician to “represent” us.

And guess what? It works.

• Food banks? Privately funded.
• Homeless shelters? Privately operated.
• Education programs? Crowdfunded, decentralized, and thriving.
• Healthcare? Nonprofit clinics, health shares, and community funds.

You don’t need the government to feed the hungry or educate children. You just need initiative—and the guts to take responsibility.

The Power of Voluntary Funding

 

You don’t need to vote harder. You need to build smarter.

If you’re passionate about a cause, don’t wait for D.C. to care. Launch a Shopify store. Fund a Patreon. Promote a cause through your own network. Use the tools of the free market to raise money, sell products, and create impact.

When you build it yourself, no one can defund it.

That’s the real freedom. That’s the power of libertarian philosophy in action.

Stop Begging. Start Building.

 

Let’s be honest—relying on government to support your values is a loser’s strategy. You fight tooth and nail to get a policy passed, then lose it all the moment the other party wins.

If you want something permanent, stop putting it on the ballot.

• Want social programs? Fund them voluntarily.
• Want change? Create it through commerce, community, and conviction.
• Want freedom? Then stop gambling it away every four years.

Democracy turns your values into poker chips. Libertarianism lets you own the table.

 

If you’ve made it this far, you’re not here for slogans—you’re here for substance. At Libertarian Country, we don’t just preach anti-authoritarianism—we wear it. Our gear isn’t red. It isn’t blue. It’s black-and-bold truth stitched into every thread.