Posts Tagged ‘Libertarian’
The Elephant In The Border Shack
I'm very concerned about what I consider to be a blindingly obvious fact. There's actually an argument right now about immigration. This is completely ludicrous. Worse yet, the argument is about how to curtail it and "protect our borders". If this wasn't so infinitely offensive it would be hilarious. I won't go into the racism arguments because I [...]
The Militarized Police State Is Here
This is a re-post of an article I wrote for Break The Matrix on the 26th of May 2010. The original article can be found here. Please subscribe to their RSS feed here. The militarized police state is here, has been here and is reality. One of the best examples in the United States of Orwellian Double Speak is the term "Peace Officer." We use [...]
Dr. Cisse Spragins Libertarian Senate Candidate For Missouri Interview
I recently had the chance to ask Dr. Cisse Spragins The Missouri Libertarian Candidate for Senate a few questions. I am not one to put much faith or hope in achieving anything in government, but I still vote. I try to give my vote mostly to third party candidates, and I feel Dr. Cisse Spragins has a stance I can back. Anarcho-capitalists should [...]
Follow the Money: A Study in How Money Matters Work Where Narratives Are Concerned.
Follow the Money: A Study in How Money Matters Work Where Narratives Are Concerned. "We now have a coalition of the willing that includes some 30 nations who have publicly said they could be included in such a listing.... And there are 15 other nations, who, for one reason or another do not wish to be publicly named but will be supporting [...]
Statism and Myth as a Tool of Survival and Perpetuation Part VIII: The State Above the Law
When individuals establish for themselves a government of their own choosing, they generally establish a structure for that government, and explicitly spell out the mission of that government, its purposes, and most importantly, the limitations they impose upon that government. Every bit of detail which outlines the functions of the various [...]
The National Inventory Of Human Beings Vs. The Migrant
Are you authorized to exist within the confines of the state? Have you been cataloged and placed in big brothers database? The right has gone on a rampage against migrants. The hypocritical belief seems to be that liberty and freedom should be afforded to those that are born into it seems to contradict many of their stances on the constitution. [...]
Anarchy for Conservatives
If you follow me around the internet you will know that my anti-government rhetoric is not received well by most conservatives. It seems that every week I find myself caught up in explaining my stance to another conservative who in turn resorts to ad-hominem attacks, even here on the site. They often only oppose the welfare programs and call [...]
The Police State’s ‘Cardinal Rule’: The Mundane Must Submit
British officer: You call yourself a patriot, and a loyal subject to King George?Hawkeye: I don't call myself "subject" to much of anything.Hawkeye explains the foundational tenet of the American worldview to a self-important armed government functionary offended by the frontiersman's principled defiance; from the 1992 version of Last of the [...]
The Libertarian Statist
Since the Tea Parties have been in full swing I have found myself distancing myself from other so-called "libertarians." It seems that the GOP lite has taken the term and ran with it. I already had issues with the Objectivists in some areas but that is to be expected considering their matriarch detested the anarchist strand that I proudly embrace. [...]
Statism and Myth as a Tool of Survival and Perpetuation Part Two: Statism as an Answer to Manufactured or Foreseeable Crisis
“Quis custodiet ipsos custodies?” (Who will guard the guards themselves?) -Roman poet Juvenal, Satires, VI. 347 “In September 1994, a video was leaked to the Canadian press of John Snobelen, Canada’s minister of education, telling a closed-door meeting of civil servants that before cuts to education and other unpopular reforms [...]