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 Kingman, Arizona Oct 25, 2021 

The Libertarians Motorcycle Club (LMC) has launched its new website LMC3.org. The club’s mission, “We, the Libertarians Motorcycle Club, will actively defend the US Constitution, work to restore the original philosophy and governance set forth by the Bill of Rights, and zealously expose the difference between true freedom and the illusion of freedom”, reveals their dedication. 

Formed over eight years ago, the LMC describes itself as a group of men who are libertarian-minded, legislatively active, family-first, motorcycle enthusiasts. The club is of the belief that societies and governments infringe on individual liberties whenever they tax wealth, create penalties for victimless crimes, or otherwise attempt to control or regulate individual conduct which harms or benefits no one except the individual who engages in it. 

When asked about their political orientation they are quick to point out the disclaimer which appears on the home page, “The LMC is not an extension of the Libertarian Party. Individuals may be members of the Libertarian Party, but this is not a requirement of the club. We embrace many of the same beliefs, but the LMC's choice of the name 'Libertarians' pertains to our shared love of libertarian philosophy, not political affiliation.” 

LMC co-founder, Randy  Vanadisson, states the club is mostly independent and clarifies, “The partisan division in this country created the current mess we are in. We are focused on who created that division. This requires our members not to look at the diversion of the illusionist, but to examine the hand he doesn’t want you focused on, so our paradigm is completely different. Our blog will reveal this, but the basic premise is we believe in the preservation of the individual over collectivist ideology, and that in order to sustain liberty, the people must understand it, recognize threats to it, and protect it.” 

The LMC states they started their new webpage to support motorcyclists' rights through legislative efforts, conduct benefit rides, support memorial services, and veterans' issues such as homelessness, food insecurities, transportation, suicide prevention, and VA benefits. The club boasts that they have served 22,000 plates and collected over three tons of food for local street feeds. However, their main focus is the restoration and protection of the original Bill of Rights. When asked about the three percent (3%) tag, the LMC is quick to point out another disclaimer which states, “While the LMC is not under the umbrella or control of any national, state, or local 3% organization, we are active 3%ers, dedicated to the preservation of individual rights, regardless of race, national origin, or any other group someone identifies with.”