Philosophy of Voluntaryism Ep 01: Self-Ownership

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In this first episode we discuss self-ownership.

-How do we own ourselves?

-What kind of practical application or layman’s perspective can be laid out?

-Why do parents own their children?

-How the assertion of control and comprehension dictates responsibility for one’s actions.

-Why it is necessary to seek greater clarity which leaves nothing open for interpretation.

-And how self-ownership is recognized in fictional stories that so many of us love.

The ability to invoke a concept is rarely enough to maximize the usage of that idea to the benefit of Humanity; both as a whole and as individuals. We can claim to own ourselves and be free from tyranny but are we truly free when we simultaneously assert some ideologically clouded idea to intervene into the lives of others for their own good?

Consistency with the application of ideas is paramount if we want to be considered by others to be respectful and insightful enough for the consideration of pursuing voluntary connections with. Without voluntary connections trust cannot be truly created. Beneath the shadow of legalities trust is only there to avoid the ridiculous annoyance of the state. And so, without the creation of true voluntary trust the strongest form of loyalty can never be cultivated.

This is the importance of understanding self-ownership. Our failures to understand the ideas we invoke lead us to glass ceilings we know as government. No matter the thickness or duration the government has been crafted for, it need not exist if we understood more as a whole species the purpose of self-ownership.

 

 

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Jim Limber Davis: Voluntaryist, Anarchist, and Author of Morality Defined

Please enjoy my recent conversation with Jim Limber Davis. Herein we discuss the importance of writing, podcasting, and YouTubing, his intellectual evolution, forming one’s own ideas, what is morality, self-preservation, social contract, self-ownership, homesteading, raising children, the gradual attainment of self-ownership, what is liberty, four basics of life, the essence of taxation, foregoing happiness, what is wealth, real vs. artificial wealth, money vs. currency, history is rinse and repeat, non aggression principle, conformity and protection, don’t hit people and don’t take their stuff, social contract, Austin Peterson, the amorality of helping stranded people on the side of the road, slander, taxation, nihilism, universal laws of morality, the donut problem, defining basic terms, law of unintended consequences, Peter Joseph sophistry and more!

 

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Jim Limber Davis: Voluntaryist author of Liberty Defined

Please enjoy my recent interview with Voluntaryist author Jim Limber Davis. Herein we discussed how he became an Anarchist, the value of skepticism, what is Voluntaryism, his book Liberty Defined, talking Anarchy with people on the street, the case for the Confederate States, Abraham Lincoln the Fascist, the racist Social Security Ponzi scheme, Gold/Silver as money, the minimum wage in 1964 and much more!

 

 

 

What light is to the eyes – what air is to the lungs – what love is to the heart, liberty is to the soul of man.

Robert G. Ingersoll, Abolitionist and Orator

 

 

 

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Seeds Of Liberty Episode 5: Why Revolution is Bad!

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

 

 

 

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