I draw a monumentally vast distinction between "Classical Liberals", meaning people educated in the traditions of Locke, Voltaire, Descartes etc. and the current breed of those whom I refer to as "leftists". More over - I intentionally make the distinction on a regular basis while talking about my political opposition.
For an example, I haven't turned it into a video yet, but I have posted it to steam: my article "The Right, the Left and the Truth" ( https://steemit.com/politics/@obserlibertarian/the-right-the-left-and-the-truth ).
That article will probably be my next video for dtube, youtube and bitchute. However, it is available and present here on steem right now in article form, just not video as of yet. On particularly ornate / nuanced and detail oriented topics which require a lot of concise talking points and citation: I usually do the write up for the video AS an article so that I can have all my citations organized for the viewer/listener.
Not only does this make it easier for my viewers/listeners to find said citations in order to double check my word but also: it's often much easier for people to watch or listen to a video rather than sit down and read a 3k+ word essay type article. Especially since so many people listen to videos while doing any number of other activities like playing games, working, driving, etc. etc.
That makes the content much easier to digest for people.
RE: Who is the Observing Libertarian?