Part 3 - Gardner Goldsmith , Why Christians should embrace anarchy.

Part 3 of our parking lot interview at the 2009 Porcfest. We discuss more Sci-fi, Why Christians should be anarchists, Keller and the and amendment and the arrest of Sam Dodson.

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• Gardner Goldsmith
• Christian Anarchists
• Sam Dodson
• 2nd amendment
• Keller case

[bungmiester]

!Beware! The proprietor of the Last Biscuit has stated that she and her 'family' are planning on attending the upcoming Porc-Fest. . . Be forewarned; they are frauds and drug dealers, they're stance on food safety and general food sanitation is questionable at best. . . Approach with caution and hand on wallet/purse! They are not Christians. They are however, sexual deviants. Be on the lookout for debauched activities and flagrant drug use and encouragement of child drug use.

[justwannamakeluv]

~hey Gardner thanks for singing my book that your wrote, Even less government is subject to corruption and hence the same problems as right now but on a smaller scale----Danko Jones rocks!~

[Frettsy]

what is the name of the movie referenced at the beginning of this video?

[wachman]

@freestatereport sure small government has been tried, but that was a very long time ago before we had the internet, mass transportation, and an entire new age of technology. People need SOME semblance of gov't that represents them to keep from fighting each other. Fire can be a dangerous enemy, or a powerful tool. the REAL problem is that the mass majority of the American people have forgotten or even worse never learned how to control that fire. Education is TOO important to let gov't decide.

[mottoncouthUSA]

There is a great in Carl Watner's book "I Must Speak Out" about how the 12 tribes of israel are one of the earliest stateless societies, which I think could go very far in getting calvanist type fundamentalist Christians over to the side of statelessness. I highly recommend that book.

[freestatereport]

I think small government has been tried. And to governments credit. The smallest and possibly the freest state ever created has gone from a teeny tiny government. To a monolithic insanely dangerous and most powerful government on the face of the earth.

Stef Molyneux has a video out there where he has a debate with Michael Badnarick about how much government is needed. Check it out. It's a good watch.

[wachman]

i think we need to give this small government idea a chance before we start to consider no government at all.

[foxespiritu]

Epic interview, good job Tarrin and Goldsmith.

[iheartdd4eva]

These Goldsmith interviews were awesome. Mmmm... Sci-Fi and anarchy... :)

[BoogerReyProductions]

he needs to come from the Bible in order to reach Christians... at least, that is the way that I try. I use the part where Christ is asked about the greatest commandment and He states to "love God... and love your neighbor" and that if I love my neighbor, as Christ said this was part of the greatest commandment, then I won't aggress against my neighbor and then I try to point out how every aspect of government is aggressive.