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Category: Items of Note
An EVC Podcast!
I’m super excited to announce the launch of the Everything-Voluntary.com Podcast, hosted by yours truly and Phil Eger. Phil’s a fellow voluntaryist unschooler in the Salt Lake valley and offered his recording expertise to help spread awareness of the topics covered at EVC. We recorded our first episode last night. It will be made available…
Wage Slavery
Manuel Amador smashes the idea that because nature compels a man to work a crappy job, he is a wage slave to his boss. I would add, that to the extent that the other choices listed in Amador’s rebuttal are coercively prohibited by third party individuals either working for government or not, or coercively made…
“Justice”
Support EVC via Amazon.com
I’ve added an Amazon search widget on the right bar. The next time you purchase something from Amazon, enter through EVC to send us a small commission at not extra cost to you. You may also continue donating bitcoins to this address: 1CNdC8nAjn4X21JBztCETjXo1v6gqLqX25Much appreciated! Skyler.
Re: Assassination Politics
Alex, where to start? While I would much rather see state leaders assassinating political opponents than invading their country, thereby preventing mass murder, I have a hard to time with something that ignores due process. That being said, if one were found guilty in a private court of some crime and justice demands the perpetrator…
Re: Accountability in Collectives
Kilgore, I suppose people like you, I, Edward Snowden, et cetera. That’s a good start, anyway. Skyler.
Re: On Collectives II
Kilgore, though no one is held accountable, a certain individual or some certain individuals are still accountable for the actions taken. If a committee decided the course of action to be taken by their underlings, then those who favored the course and those who performed the actions are the ones accountable for the outcome. Skyler.
Re: Collectives
Kilgore, true, but we mustn’t forgot the Law of Comparative Advantage, as discovered by David Ricardo. When each specializes in what they’re best at, and trades it for what they need, more is produced then when each tries to produce everything they need themselves. This doesn’t contradict what you wrote, that collectives can’t produce more than…
Mises.org, Free Books
Mises.org is giving away free books. I just ordered 7 separate titles, 10 copies of Inclined to Liberty, one of the best free market primers around. All for $21 in shipping costs. Check it out! Skyler.