Non-Aggression Principle

An animated music video explaining the Non-Aggression Principle.

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LYRICS TO "NON AGGRESSION PRINCIPLE"

If you want this world to be not perfect but more peaceful
I have a wee suggestion to make you're day more gleeful.

As a general rule of thumb don't be the first to end the fun
With physical force, threats of force or scamming peaceful people.

Non-Aggression Principle says it's not justified
To initiate coercion with force or threats or lies.

You'll like make more friends if you follow it
But if you don't and say you do, you're just a hypocrite.

For life to be more fun, we should support the Non-Aggression Principle, Hey!

According to the Non-Aggression Principle it's not good to initiate coercion.
What's coercion?
Forcing others to do something using physical force, threats of physical force or fraud.
Physical Force?
I'll let this angry cop explain.

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• Category

  News & Politics

[IVSpod]

You're right, I should pay my taxes to the warlord that already won out and is therefore the biggest warlord in the neighborhood. He steals my money and bosses me around, but at least I have these sweet roads to drive on. 

[Gurimbom]

*Sign* Anarchy ≠ 'Rule by the biggest stick'. Anarchy means 'no rulers', not 'no laws'. Anarcho-capitalists view state-monopoly in this law-making process as illegitimate.

And yes, Somalia dóes have taxation. Contrary to popular myths, it isn't a statless country.

And I would love to live in a place with an armed populance, with private infrastructure, and without a gang of warlords claiming to have a monopoly on violence (aka. government).

[Gurimbom]

You've managed to argue against my comment by literally presenting the same arguments I debunked in it. And giving your own epistemological meaning to the word 'anarchy'. I'd suggest you do some research about the fact that peaceful societies existed prior to governments.

Public schooling.

[mweibleii]

Anarchy does mean no ruler. It doesn't mean no rules. Anarchy existed in Ireland for 1000 years (possibly 9000 years). Ireland was one of the most civilized societies AS an anarchy. But, sure, the English ended that.

Google: 1,000 years of Irish Anarchy

It should be noted that just because something was tried and failed at some later point in time - that this is therefor an argument for never attempting that something again.

Greek Democracy failed.

Roman Republic failed.

As examples.

[ChibiabosWolf]

Anarchy means no government. There's no police, just warlord vigilantism. Somalia is a place with an armed populace, private infrastructure ... oops, gee, without government, there's nothing to stop warlords from rising and taking over. You want flying pink elephants, an easter bunny, and for one plus one to equal something other than two.

[ChibiabosWolf]

Anarchy means no ruler, no authority, no law, no government. Time and time again, the lack of a strong central government leads to warlords, tyranny and bloodshed -- rule by the biggest stick. Anyone trying to define anarchy as something other than lacking government is not using English.

[mweibleii]

Actually Anarchy has a Kantian definition a few hundred years old that, by definition, can't involve the use of a bigger stick. What you're thinking of it barbarism.

As for the roads, the fair way to pay for roads may include a gasoline tax (paid voluntarily) and tolls (ditto) as well as other innovative ideas. I can see business paying for 'free' roads to bring customers to their shopping centers.

Just some thoughts. I suggest reading Kant as a good start. 

[Henning Jensen]

Oh this is nothing

[TheCeejReturns]

I really should keep a bookmark for this video. I find myself here often.

[Otto Teed]

This is the creepiest fucking thing I have ever seen.