Liberty locked down Piscan your bar code your liberty ain't gone but yeah son ho where did it

come from and where did it go it requires a fight not tweeting from your phone don't

need a king get them off the fucking throne if you're right with the thought you've

always got a home the virus you're scared of will come a little go

The government knows this don't get treated like a ho Let's get into the show

Here we go.

Welcome everybody to another episode of Liberty Lockdown. This is Clint here and I have a special guest today. Her name is Mac, but you might know her better as

Kenzi Puff. How are you doing? Great, how are you? I'm good. I've been looking forward to talking to you.

You're one of the more interesting personalities on

Twitter and I hope you don't take that the wrong way. No, I don't. The reason I like following you is because I'm always I guess I don't I don't know exactly what to expect you know on any

topic you certainly have a unique vantage point on some of the the modern you

know outraged things that we go through it seems like on a 24-hour basis so I wanted to get into first like what is your ideological leaning?

I know you tend to post about Hopper quite a bit is that are you more of a

hoppy in than a you know libertarian or a Rothbardian or do you not even classify it?

I just classify myself as an anarcho capitalist. I probably yeah I just I don't know I've been getting in to Hapa's writings a lot

lately which I'm sure anybody that follows me has seen but I'm definitely very inspired by Rothbard and

Mises as well. So I just feel like either Libertarian for the Normies or when I'm

talking to other libertarians, calling myself an anarcho-capitalist is probably just the best way to describe it.

Well then that's why I like you. I'm an cap as well. I haven't honestly and I know this is a very consistent thing amongst the libertarians.

I haven't read much of Papa. What is it about his writing that has appealed to you as of late?

Well for me personally, I come from a place of, I really started from a very apathetic centrist position and then got into kind of like I don't know how to politely say it just kind of like basic

Libertarian like you would just post taxation of staff like very base very base level knowledge when you're first getting into all the stuff the phase that everybody goes through being a little baby libertarian and then when I started getting into Rothbard and then Hapa it really makes what you are reading feel more real and it feels it's not like a cool fad anymore I started getting into this when I was in

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