True News 12: Statism is Dead - Part 2

The non-prosecution of George W. Bush for murder, and what it means for the moral and practical authority of statism. http://www.freedomainradio.com

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[ChimeraWarrior73]

My 3rd part never posted. Hummm. Okay, let´s try a different approach. I hadn't realized that there is such a thing as an anrachist as dumber or perhaps even dumber than a republican.

You're in your anarchy. You have a contract dispute with another party. He still owes you money, or services, or whatever. How do you resolve this dispute legally in your anarchic system?

[stefbot]

@ChimeraWarrior73 That is an excellent question, I have released a free book entitled Practical Anarchy, and audio book and PDF format, on my website, you might want to check out the answer to your question :)

[Surhotchaperchlorome]

(Standing Ovation)

[6of6]

It might be too late for our generation. So pull your children out of public schools & into alternatives with an emphasis on real (non cult worship revisionist) history, fiscal mastery, and a strong understanding of civic duty. Above all, critical thinking. Home school them if you are capable of imparting this knowledge.

[intricatic]

That statistic. 100,000 deaths, including 4,000 American soldiers. I never understood how being annoyed at the fact that American soldiers are somehow propped up as a greater loss in that statistic, could be seen as radical. Then I looked up the etymological history of the word "radical" and realized that it's really not a bad thing. It comes from the Latin word "radix", which means "root." Sure, I'm a radical by that understanding. I like getting to the root of things. Humans are humans.

[4390100]

The moral ground as it has become is if you are the top or connected heavily with the top, you can do whatever you want. As for the rest of us, well where does that leave us? It's kind of like chess, there are Kings and there are pawns and that is just the way it has always been, of course you can always look at it through shaded sun glasses, that way it will look better.

[3o4Titties]

"Unless you can think of a crime worse than genocide?" ... no, no I cannot.

[TheCeejReturns]

"...Unless you can think of a crime that's worse than genocide."

Let's see... How about genorape? Genotorture? I thought of two! Do I win?

[PeFro1]

While I basically agree with the content, I don´t think spontaneous screams (to make a point) are particularly helpful nor pleasant to listen to.

[WEH1123]

If we have a state free life is there some mean to keep the people with the most wealth from hiring mercenaries (turning military) to keep their assets safe? I am not even talking about them protecting them self from theft but also to get power to keep it though valance. What would stop them from becoming lords of a fatalistic society. What going to stop one tribe from dominating another. You made some good arguments that statism does not work but is still seems inevitable?

[knolram1]

You sir, wield common sense with the skill of a Samurai. I'm glad you exist.

[pretorious700]

@stefbot Sorry, I disagree. It's not an "excellent" question-it's the same literal minded stupidity that rules the primitive thought processes of most people.

[pretorious700]

The American people must share Bush's culpability in the illegal. immoral Iraq war for not refusing to allow such an abomination.