Please enjoy my recent interview with Ian Freeman. Herein we discussed how he became a Voluntaryist, the Libertarian Party, hijacked terms, anarcho-lobbyist, talking to state representatives about anarchy, Free Talk Live, Robin Hooding, Free State Project, expatriation vs. stay and resist, Alex Jones, fear mongering, convincing skeptical wives and much more!
“Government: If you refuse to pay unjust taxes, your property will be confiscated. If you attempt to defend your property, you will be arrested. If you resist arrest, you will be clubbed. If you defend yourself against clubbing, you will be shot dead. These procedures are known as the Rule of Law.” Edward Abbey
Please enjoy my recent interview with L-Dixon. Herein we discussed how he became an Anarchist, Ron Paul, his university experience, why my kids won’t be anywhere near government school, what government school teaches, high school graduate skills, broken window fallacy, seen and the unseen, his rapping history, using rap to spread Voluntaryism, decide one thing you want to do for the rest of your life, 100th monkey effect, anarchy surrounds us, why police do not serve and protect the population, are police heroic, incentives of politicians and police officers, Plato’s philosopher kings, never get busted, who is Barry Cooper, helping victims and inmates of the Drug War, which country has the most prisoners, the terrorists hate us for our freedom, the logic of the War on Terror, appeal to force, American Sniper, what is a terrorist/insurgent, what is defending the country, modern day Newspeak, how to introduce Voluntaryism to people, we are the government fallacy, Cannabis legalization is begging for freedom, work within the system, Intellectual Property, decentralized technology, Bitcoin, government irrelevancy, the Luddite fallacy, technology emancipates humanity and much more!
The war is not meant to be won, it is meant to be continuous. Hierarchical society is only possible on the basis of poverty and ignorance. This new version is the past and no different past can ever have existed. In principle the war effort is always planned to keep society on the brink of starvation. The war is waged by the ruling group against its own subjects and its object is not the victory over either Eurasia or East Asia, but to keep the very structure of society intact.
Please enjoy my recent interview with Bill Buppert, the founder of ZeroGov.com. Herein we discussed how he became an Anarchist, what is an Abolitionist, his hero John Wilkes Booth, all presidents are mass murderers, government diffuses moral responsibility, fear is the mortar and obedience is the brick in the house of government, the 100th monkey effect, taxation is organized thuggery, his experience in the military, the historical propaganda in government school, expelling intellectual Statist excrement, homeschooling/unschooling, lessons taught in government school, Pledge of Allegiance is socialist, what’s the difference between Nazi Germany and the current federal government, the little dictators of Democracy, why government is not like a condo association, chess club, or church, being off the political spectrum, government violates individual rights every day, free community college, the social contract, Bill’s book, impoverished but passionate Voluntaryists, appeal to force/stick, Marc Stevens, exposing the gun in the room, the fantasy of checks and balances, rule by kakocracy, the Stanley Milgram experiment, fear feeds obedience, oppositional defiant disorder, the insanity of Western Psychiatry and much more!
I heartily accept the motto, ‘That government is best which governs least’; and I should like to see it acted up to more rapidly and systematically. Carried out, it finally amounts to this, which I also believe, ‘That government is best which governs not at all’; and when men are prepared for it, that will be the kind of government which they will have.
One of the main arguments against a Stateless society is, “But how can you prevent monopolies from forming without government there to stop them?” The problems with this unjustified fear are manifold. First in our Statist society monopolies, in the sense that we all understand them, are only possible when they are artificially supported by taxpayer money and fiat currency and protected through regulatory capture, rent seeking, and legal immunity derived by protectionist laws. Second, in a free society, monopolies would never form due to diversity of wants, substitutions, and competition. For the same reasons cartels, or collusion between various companies for monopolistic purposes, are equally as unrealistic.
Modern monopolies as we know them began in the monarchies of Europe. Back then it was known as Mercantilism and it reached its zenith in the 17th and 18th centuries. This was just another name for what we know of today as Corporate Fascism, the merger of corporate and State power to the mutual benefit of both. According to Rothbard, Mercantilism was “a system of statism which employed economic fallacy to build up a structure of imperial state power, as well as special subsidy and monopolistic privilege to individuals or groups favored by the state.” It is amusing that when debating the impracticality of Anarchy, one will claim the formation of monopolies yet historically it is demonstrated that they have only come about through the blessing and protection of the State.
In a free society, coerced monopolies as we understand them would never form. It is important to distinguish between coerced and non-coerced monopolies. The former comes about through special interest status, lobbying/bribery, and protectionist laws. The latter comes about through the offering of a superior product at an affordable price that drives inefficient competitors out of business. This latter situation is a monopoly that is at once quite favorable to society and impels other entrepreneurs to innovate and create a better product to compete. Even if such awkwardly large non-coerced monopoly were to come about, their existence would be short-lived as their upkeep would become costly and inefficient. If, in their monopolistic state they decide to artificially raise prices on their customers a few things could happen; another small business could appear to undercut its prices thereby siphoning away its customer base, customers could substitute their product for another or simply rearrange their lifestyle to accommodate for the absence of said product.
Therefore we must conclude this Statist fear to not only be unwarranted but also abundantly reflective of the genuine lack of understanding of the nature of “government” and its relation to the mutant businesses that arise from Corporate Fascism. Thinking “government” can solve any problem is an open admission that such a person is willing to use violence to solve problems in his daily life. Only an insane sociopath would admit to such a notion.
“The very term “public utility” … is an absurd one. Every good is useful “to the public,” and almost every good … may be considered “necessary.” Any designation of a few industries as “public utilities” is completely arbitrary and unjustified.” — Murray Rothbard, Power and Market
Hahaha here is a hilarious 4 minute video on the 12 banned items by the TSA for Christmas. It’s nice to know that our Federal Government is using our hard earned tax money wisely by giving these nice incompetent people a job. We should feel grateful for the sexual molestations and occasional theft that occurs in the name of the “War on Terror”. All in an honest day’s work!
Here is a hilarious yet on point 2 minute video on the abuses we all directly face with the NSA’s immoral and unjust criminal activities. Stop funding these criminals with your tax dollars! Stop committing tax financed murder overseas! Just ignore the State and it will go away!
Here is a funny 2 minute cartoon video on Season’s Greeting from Spying Claus. This is a special message from your neighborhood magical, morbidly obese, diabetic, mythical, peeping tom philanthropist.
Here is a fascinating 8 minute Stefan Molyneux examination on the importance of teaching one’s children the truth about the world, or at least one’s understanding of the truth, let alone not lying to them with a mythical quasi NSA figure such as Santa Claus that “sees us when we’re sleeping, knows when we’re awake, and knows if we’ve been bad or good.”
Others argue “Believing in Santa Claus gives kids a sense of wonder about the world.” Is it necessary to lie to our children in order to provide them with a sense of wonder? I do believe that there is enough uncertainty and mystique we can glean from attempting to teach our children about the real world, let alone deceiving them with a tale that abandons all reason for the sake of one day.
Our children are born as foreigners in a strange land. They know nothing about prison, pain, flowers, toys, crime etc. They trust us, as the authority figures, to provide them with the truth about the world. If we deceive them with falsehoods, what does that speak about our credibility? Be truthful with your children. They deserve nothing less. The truth does not hurt. The truth is beautiful, wondrous, and inherently magical.
