Tag Archives: society without government

A Conversation Wendy McElroy

Posted on October 22, 2013 by Bad Quaker

Today Ben talks to Wendy McElroy about the evolution of our movement, IP law, Benjamen Tucker, Murray Rothbard, voting, Feminism, and revolution. Continue reading →

Posted in All Podcasts, Bad Quaker and War., Free Society, History, Property, Voluntaryism and Law, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions | Tagged anarchism, anarchist, anarchy, Benjamen Tucker, feminism, free society, IP Law, Murray Rothbard, police state, radical, revolution, society without government, State collapse, State fails, the evolution of liberty movement, violence, voting, Wendy McElroy | 1 Comment

0419 pc354 Beyond Civil Disobedience Part 5

Posted on October 11, 2013 by Bad Quaker

Part 5 in a series on taking effective action with a defined purpose, while rejecting civil disobedience and embracing the Zero Aggression Principle. Continue reading →

Posted in All Podcasts, History, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions, Voluntaryism and the Zero Aggression Principle | Tagged aggressive government, anarchism, anarchist, anarchy, Anonymous, Bearcat, Beyond Civil Disobedience, Black Bloc, Breaking Bad, free society, freedom, Hacktivists, Lego Brigade, magnet van, police state, radical, Saint Paul Principles, society, society without government, State collapse, State fails, violence | 2 Comments

0415 pc350 Conversation With Stephan Kinsella

Posted on September 30, 2013 by Bad Quaker

Stephan Kinsella joins Ben today to talk about the nature of the modern State and its relationship to government and society. Continue reading →

Posted in All Podcasts, Economics, Free Society, History, Liberals and Conservatives, Property, Voluntaryism and Competitive Government, Voluntaryism and Law, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions, Voluntaryism and the Zero Aggression Principle | Tagged Against Intellectual Property, aggressive government, anarchy, criminal gang, File Sharing, free society, government lies, Hans-Hermann Hoppe, IP, IP Law, liberty, lies, piracy, police state, propagandists, property, radical, rothbard, society without government, State collapse, State fails, State lies, violence, walter block, war, zero aggression principle | Comments Off

0414 pc349 First to Serve Since 1788

Posted on September 27, 2013 by Bad Quaker

Governments don’t serve. Governments steal, maim, kill, destroy, and dominate. Then they lie to you and tell you they do it to serve you. Continue reading →

Posted in All Podcasts, Bad Quaker and Taxes, Bad Quaker and the Constitution of The United States, Bad Quaker and War., History, Property, Voluntaryism and Law | Tagged aggressive government, Alabama governor George Wallace, Alexander Hamilton, anarchy, atrocities against American Indians, attempted assassination, Benjamin Tupper, Big Buck Eye, Bobbie Kennedy, Buckeye country, Colonel Sproat, committed by the US government, Continental Congress, criminal gang, Ebenezer Sproat, Edward Snowden, false flag, First to Serve Since 1788, founding fathers, free society, George Herbert Walker Bush, George Washington, government lies, government puppet, Gulf of Tonkin, Henry Knox, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, James Mitchell Varnum, John F. Kennedy, John Hinckley, lies, lifetime CIA man, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King Jr, Michigan, Missouri, Mutiny of 1783, Ohio, Ohio Company, police state, propagandists, radical, Ronald Reagan, Rufus Putnam, school teachers lied, Second War of Independence, Society of the Cincinnati, society without government, State collapse, State fails, State lies, Stockholm Syndrome, the Korean conflict, Treaty of Ghent, US annexing Canada, US invaded Canada, US invaded Mexico, Vietnam, violence, voluntary servitude, war, War of 1812, war of aggression, Winthrop Sargent, Wisconsin, WWI, WWII | 4 Comments

0413 pc348 Ademo Freeman, Suns of Liberty Mint

Posted on September 24, 2013 by Bad Quaker

Ademo Freeman joins Ben to talk about silver, New Hampshire, Cop Block and other topics. Continue reading →

Posted in All Podcasts, Bad Quaker and Taxes, Economics, Free Society, Property, Voluntaryism and Competitive Government, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions, Voluntaryism and the Zero Aggression Principle | Tagged Ademo Freeman, aggressive government, anarchy, Bearcat, Cop Block, Dave Silverman, free silver, free society, Free State Project, freedom, FSP, liberty, police state, porcfest, property, radical, Silver Dave, society, society without government, State collapse, State fails, Suns of Liberty Mint, violence, zero aggression principle | Comments Off

0411 pc346 Davi Barker, The Homeless, and Bitcoin

Posted on September 20, 2013 by Bad Quaker

Author Davi Barker talks to Ben about helping the homeless with Bitcoin and the future fight for Liberty. Continue reading →

Posted in All Podcasts, Economics, Free Society, Property, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions | Tagged aggressive government, anarchy, bitcoin, Bitcoin Not Bombs, Davi Barker, free society, Free State Project, freedom, help the homeless, homeless, liberty, police state, porcfest, property, radical, society, society without government, State collapse, State fails, violence, zero aggression principle, zombies | 1 Comment

0410 pc345 The Fall of Barad-dûr

Posted on September 18, 2013 by Bad Quaker

In The Lord Of The Rings, there were the great strongholds of Isengard, The Hornburg, Minas Tirith, and Barad-dûr; but in the story, only Barad-dûr mattered. Continue reading →

Posted in All Podcasts, Bad Quaker and War., Bad Quaker Fun, Bad Quaker Theology, Brief Articles and Short Notes, Free Society, History | Tagged aggressive government, anarchy, Barad-dûr, Des Ring der Nibelungen, European mythology, free society, Hobbit, Hornburg, Isengard, LOTR, Middle Earth, Minas Tirith, one ring, police state, Rhinegold, Ring of Power, Sauron, Siegfried, Silmarillion, society without government, State collapse, State fails, Tolkien, Twilight of the Gods, Valkyries, violence, war, Wilhelm Richard Wagner | 4 Comments

0409 pc344 Bigger Than Cantwell and the FSP

Posted on September 5, 2013 by Bad Quaker

The clash between Chris Cantwell and the FSP is important, but the underlying issue is more important than the actions of either of the parties involved. Continue reading →