Fred has already gotten some attention for his early essays on Nihilistic Libertarianism. His work had hit a cord in the national psyche as a response to the current Slacker Generation meme of being sandwiched between the aged out absentee Me Generation and the “Lessie Fair, I don’t care” attitude of the newly dubbed Mini-Me Generation. Fred could be considered by some to be the poster child for this perception of the young by the middle generation.

Young, brilliant and privileged, he turned Syndicalist Anarchy on it’s head with brilliantly applied, if somewhat questionable, logic and, according to his critics, classic Orwellian double-speak. He turned the mantra, “Economics are stronger than Government”, into a rallying cry of the young Libertarians who mostly just wanted pot legalized. As his generation struggled with getting out of college and from under their parents, his “Just Do It” economic rants resonated with the kids.