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Monthly Archives: June 2011
How much tax is morally justifiable?
Audio Article of How much tax is morally justifiable? by Ben Stone Featured in this episode: Liberals, conservatives, leftists, rightists, Democrats, and Republicans are all the same Some morals are ethical and some are based on desire Tax is theft, … Continue reading
Posted in Audio Articles, Bad Quaker and Taxes, Free Society, Liberals and Conservatives, Voluntaryism and the Zero Aggression Principle
Tagged conservative morals, ethical, ethics, how much tax, individual responsability, is tax morally justifiable, liberal morals, moral taxes, roads without taxes, tax is theft
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Episode 9 Bad Quaker Dot Com Podcast
Episode 9 Bad Quaker Dot Com Podcast with Ben and Ki Featured in this episode: jury nullification, liberty activism, Fully Informed Jury Association, Free State Project and being an undercover libertarian Mises Dot Org, Ducks Unlimited, property management and the … Continue reading
Posted in All Podcasts, Bad Quaker and Taxes, Bad Quaker and the Constitution of The United States, Economics, Property, Voluntaryism and Law
Tagged anarchy is not chaos, Articles Of Confederation, Battle of King's Mountain, definition of fascism, jury nullification, liberty activism, logging industry, minarchist teddybears, property management, property rights, return to constitutional government, taxing Appalachia, undercover libertarian, Whisky Rebellion
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Libertarian Ancient Ireland
Libertarian Ancient Ireland excerpt from pages 286-290, For a New Liberty by Murray Rothbard (audio article below) The most remarkable historical example of a society of libertarian law and courts, however, has been neglected by historians until very recently. And … Continue reading
Posted in Audio Articles, History, Voluntaryism and Competitive Government, Voluntaryism and Law, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions
Tagged ancient Ireland, brehons, Celtic Ireland, derbfine, free market courts, free market law, free society, justice, libertarian law and courts, private courts, Private Law, tuath, tuatha
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Waffle People, or why what you know about anarchism is wrong
Audio Article of Waffle People, or why everything you know about anarchism may be wrong by Ben Stone Featured in this episode: An intro to this article with a note The story of the Waffle People Confusion about the words … Continue reading
Posted in Audio Articles, Bad Quaker Fun, The Campfire, Voluntaryism and the Zero Aggression Principle
Tagged anarchism, anarchist, anarcho-capitalism, anarcho-capitalist, anarchy, anarchy myths, black boots, black flag
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The Responsibility of Charity
The Responsibility of Charity by Ki Vick There’s quite a bit in the media these days about various and sundry charitable laws and government programs. We must help welfare moms, and we must pass laws to stop child abuse. If … Continue reading
Posted in Bad Quaker and Taxes, Brief Articles and Short Notes, The Campfire, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions
Tagged charity, duty, ethics, golden rule, government programs, individual responsibility, laws, responsibility
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The Morality of Revenge
The Morality of Revenge by Ben Stone (audio version at bottom of this page) Let’s start with some definitions just so we’re all moving in the same direction. Revenge 1: to avenge (as oneself) usually by retaliating in kind or … Continue reading
Posted in Audio Articles, Bad Quaker and War., Bad Quaker Theology, Free Society, History, Voluntaryism and Law, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions
Tagged Book of Romans, civil war, crime, free yourself, incarceration, independence, justice, peaceably resist, recompense, revenge, revolution, vendetta, vengeance, vengeance is mine, voluntary society
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Episode 8 Bad Quaker Dot Com Podcast
Episode 8 Bad Quaker Dot Com Podcast with Ben and Ki Featured in this episode: Upcoming interviews Cracked dot com and overeating Black markets: Numbers/lotteries, loan sharking, and laws that only hurt the poor Walter Block and the defense of … Continue reading
Posted in All Podcasts
Tagged Black-markets, con jobs, con men, gambling, laws only hurt the poor, loan sharking, lotteries, morals, numbers rackets, Social Security, State authorized cons, State morals, types of cons, walter block, War on Drugs
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Privatization, Viking Style: Model or Misfortune?
Administrative Note from Bad Quaker Dot Com: Due to some comments on a recent podcast contradicting the position held by Roderick Long on the subject of voting, it is with great pleasure that we at Bad Quaker Dot Com honor … Continue reading
Posted in Economics, Free Society, History, Voluntaryism and Competitive Government, Voluntaryism and Law, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions
Tagged arbitration, dangers of privatization, David Friedman, free state, Iceland, Iceland in the Viking period, Icelandic Commonwealth, Icelandic Sagas, Jared Diamond, Living on the Moon, no government control, non-territorial jurisdiction, Norse, Roderick Long
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