Please enjoy my recent interview with Mason Moore, Voluntaryist Rapper and Liberty Lover. Herein we discuss how he became an Anarchist, his rapping style, How Intellectual Property hurts aspiring artists, How IP is living in the past, Fergusson riot madness, how to effect lasting change, the economic ignorance of protestors, are GMOs here to stay, can GMOs foster life, striking at the root, the effectiveness of comedy and much more!
Love yourself and your expression, you can’t go wrong.
KRS-One
Please enjoy my recent video with Jaime Sherman, founder of the Voluntaryist comic book series. Herein we discuss how he became an Anarchist, illicit entrepreneurship in school, how school discourages true business education, how he came to create his comic book series, discussing Voluntaryists with friends, Marc Stevens and his unique approach of pointing out the gun in the room, what it means to call oneself a Socialist, was Communism just applied the wrong way, what is democide and much more!
Anarchism is not a romantic fable but the hardheaded realization, based on five thousand years of experience, that we cannot entrust the management of our lives to kings, priests, politicians, generals, and county commissioners.
Edward Abbey
Please enjoy our recent episode of the Seeds of Liberty Podcast. This week we were joined by Jim Limber Davis, author ‘Liberty Defined’ and the soon to be released ‘Morality Defined’, where we discussed his work, goaded Dave into a convo about morality, objective vs. subjective morality AND objective vs. objective morality, morality in the context of revolution, possible justifications and efficacy of violence against agents of the government, the negative consequences of revolutions, why the cycle of statism continues, spreading the message through the written word, retaliation: moral vs pragmatic, personal responsibility, altruism, improving your situation by assisting others, how to handle would be dictators, the many government ‘Wars on X’, government as the ultimate broken window fallacy, politicians and celebretarians: personal gain over principle?, and more!
Those who make peaceful revolution impossible, make violent revolution inevitable.
John F. Kennedy
Please enjoy my recent interview with Andrew Demeter. Herein we discussed how he became a liberty advocate, grilling Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, are all politicians evil, government school, are teachers evil, inflexible system, teaching outdated knowledge, his influences, his interview with Fran Drescher, attacking corporations is attacking the branch of the problem, sovereign immunity, Monsanto hypocrisy, anarchy in the marketplace, freedom of dissociation for entrepreneurs, feminism hypocrisy, homeschooling/unschooling, socialization myth and much more!
It takes a special sort of man to understand & enjoy liberty–and he is usually an outlaw in democratic societies.
H.L. Mencken
Please enjoy my recent debate part 2 of II that I conducted with John Cymerman, an old high school friend and fellow chess player. I am defending Anarcho-Capitalism and he is defending Direct Democracy or the necessity of “government” itself. Herein we discussed without laws would you murder people, morality vs. legality, what is the purpose of man-made law, was post Hurricane Katrina New Orleans an example of Anarchy, The Prohibition Laws of the 1920s, victimless crimes, are drunk driving laws good preventative laws and who do they truly hurt, the golden mean fallacy, taking moral responsibility, bankrupt companies should bear the burden of their own faulty decisions, the anarchy that surrounds us and is ignored, the role of guns in the reduction of crime, is it human nature or human conditioning, the fear of government returning in a stateless society, what is civilization, sovereign immunity, perverting the laws of morality, the broken window fallacy, the black and white fallacy, government creates artificial demand for endeavors that the free market would not voluntarily choose to do, is profit evil, for the greater good, is Wal-Mart immoral and much more!
In all debates, let truth be thy aim, not victory, or an unjust interest.
William Penn