Voluntarist Roundtable Part 2 - 2009 Liberty Forum

[Mystic1Knight]

By "education is so important", are you referring to compulsory schools, which is a form of government control in its own right?

In fact, a free, volunteer society, would de-institutionalize education (schools, colleges)

Freedom of thought comes from personal educational experiences, not from a government agent (schoolteacher) or a corporate worker (collegeprofessor).

In a free society, teaching should be "from each according to his ability"

And learning should be "to each according to his need"

[libertarianjury]

You can help by googling "Fully Informed Jury Association", and learning your rights and responsibilities as a juror (to set free the innocent if given the chance). Then, you can distribute that information to incoming jurors in front of your local courthouse, as Ian does... :D

[cowcidile]

Use a fucking coaster Ian!

[decy22]

beautiful. how do I help?

[libertarianjury]

I don't think you're a bunch of crazies. I think you're smart, nice people. Of course, if you're not willing to fight using all tools at your disposal, you will lose the fight. ...Fighting is dirty.

BTW: I favor the WY FSP. Where's Boston in this discussion?

[obscuredtruth]

I'm not interested in fighting people. The government is designed to handle violence. Violence begets violence. This is a peaceful evolution.

[anarchistassilum]

i will 2nd that

[lukeev]

Here here!

[libertarianjury]

I never mentioned violence. Why do you jump to conclusions? You can fight people with an opposing idea. Your reply is typical of unthinking following of Konkin, Watner, and LeFevre (all geniuses, but all wrong about eschewing the voluntaryist vote).

Also, the two people who downgraded my remark should rethink that. If the only way you can win is to get to "minus 10" and silence a competing idea, you're not much of a thinker. (This is critical of youtube's awful feedback functionality...)