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Tag: philosophy

On Property and Aggression

July 21, 2017July 21, 2017 Sheldon Richman

Rights are not metaphysical entities. No pathologist finds them during an autopsy. In a sense, they are conventions, but by that, I do not mean they are arbitrary. They are conventions much in the same way that David Hume saw the virtue of justice, which he equated with respect for property.

The Goal is Freedom

How I Changed My Mind on Intellectual Property

July 17, 2017June 16, 2018 Isaac Morehouse

I’d been solidly libertarian for many years the first time I gave thought to “intellectual property” (copyrights and patents) at all. Someone mentioned the protection of property, including intellectual property, as the root of prosperity and freedom. I agreed without hesitation. It just seemed to make sense.

Education Through Entrepreneurship

We Are the Economy They Want to Regulate

July 14, 2017July 14, 2017 Sheldon Richman

The question is not whether the market should be regulated, but who should regulate it. And the only two choices are: 1) market participants through the exercise of their free and peaceful choices or 2) politicians and bureaucrats relying on the threat of violence to impose their will.

The Goal is Freedom

Philosophy of Voluntaryism 005 – How to Protest (57m)

July 9, 2017 Danilo Cuellar

Philosophy of Voluntaryism 005 is a look at the practice of protesting by Danilo and Jim.

Philosophy of Voluntaryism

Equality of Opportunity?

June 25, 2017 Aaron White

Many conservatives and capitalists are fond of saying they don’t believe in equality of results but rather equality of opportunity. I believe this is a horrible strategy, and I believe it is bad philosophy; both politically and personally.

Meandering Thoughts

Philosophy of Voluntaryism 004 – Nonviolent Communication, How to Build Bridges (1h7m)

June 19, 2017 Danilo Cuellar

Philosophy of Voluntaryism 004 welcomes Chris Chew to the podcast for a discussion on Nonviolent Communication (NVC) with Danilo and Jim.

Philosophy of Voluntaryism

Epochs, Evolution, Nationalism, and Synthesis: What Gives Anarchists The Best Chance At Reaching AnCapistan?

June 7, 2017June 7, 2017 Chris Baker

Anarchy doesn’t need to be redefined. The pillars are stable. What it needs is a new foundation, those very foundations that allowed the philosophy of Anarchy and Liberty to appear on the world stage in the first place. The Pillars are strong. The Foundation is crumbling.

The 3 Pillars of Anarchy

Wealth, Generosity, and How Others are Valued

June 2, 2017 Aaron White

I believe a reason some people will believe that rich people are heartless is because rich people will innately value others less than poor people will. All human interaction is an exchange of values.

Meandering Thoughts

Marx Was Wrong

May 18, 2017May 18, 2017 Kent McManigal

Marx really didn’t understand anything about economics. Economics seems to be all about human motivations. He didn’t seem to understand anyone’s motivation except his own. And apparently he was insane.

Kent For Liberty

Liberty Only Requires Removing One Lie

May 18, 2017 Larken Rose

We don’t actually need to make people know anything new, or be anything new, in order to drastically improve society.

Most Dangerous Superstition

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