Stephan Molyneux & Ben Lowrey - Society without violence - 11th October 2011

[patmanretro]

'Over 90% of parents still hit their child' ? Bollocks. In the UK it's 25%. That was the cherry on top of a bitter, closed-minded, unproductive rant. Open your heart, the world is beautiful.

[Ourobotos]

People don't want socialised healthcare? I'm pretty sure the British public love the NHS!

[UrbanUnplug]

Great interview!

So what do you reckon then Ben, is the state supposed to move us closer to God a la Gordon Hall or is it rationally immoral and there isn't such thing?

[benlowreyhimself]

@UrbanUnplug

both. this and that. not this or that.

[VerifiedNews]

Like that you brouhgt up the faus pas of "free market" whci are far separated from FAIR markets.

[benlowreyhimself]

@VerifiedNews

huh? what do you mean?

[VerifiedNews]

@benlowreyhimself do you think you can compete with microsoft?

[benlowreyhimself]

@VerifiedNews

Dave please just state your point. I'm not gun play question games.

[BeYourPotential]

Hi Ben, we really enjoyed today's interview with Stephan. I didn't realise that it was illegal to home school in the UK.. Great info. Toria x

[patmanretro]

@BeYourPotential It isn't illegal to home school your child. You as a parent just need to comunicate your intention to the local authority and prove your able to teach.

[patmanretro]

@BeYourPotential ...This is the case in the UK.

[frosty992001]

I like Shephan, and enjoy listening to his views.

One technique I don't necessarily agree with is taking things to the extreme to invalidate an argument. Drinking a dam full of water is ridiculous and you would die long before you achieved it, but does that mean you shouldn't drink ANY water ever?

Personally, I would be in favor of a limited government that upheld the rule of law (not statute, law).

[abedanger]

Outstanding!

[mad11red]

Great interview! If the internet were gone tomorrow, it's people like you and Stef I wish could still be heard, like voices on the wind.

[splifsend]

nice to see you have met Shephan, i listen to his pod casts for a good few hours everyday. i am yet to put a question to him because i havn`t found a fault in his philosphy.. at first i wanted to ask him about common law and legislation, but after listening to him for a few years i know what his answer would be.. one thing i have noticed though is that UPB (universal preferable behavior) is very much, like common law, if you havnt heard him talk about UPB Ben you might try that first

thanks m8

[benlowreyhimself]

@splifsend

yes. agreed. thank you

[CP91311]

How did you get this guy on your show?