What is Libertarianism ?
NOTE : This is not the latest post. I'm keeping it above the others so everyone can check it out.
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I present to you : Stefan Molyneux's new introductory podcast, "What is Libertarianism ?". Molyneux's introduction puts a heavy emphasis on intuitive moral aspects and is great to make libertarianism accessible to anyone who is not familiar with the concepts.
For those of you with slower connections, here is the same file with lower resolution and half the size :
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By the way, this podcast should ESPECIALLY be heard by the so-called "libertarians" who post on this blog and yet follow this or that religion or have positions that go against individual rights... you NEED to listen to this podcast !
Hey Franc,
Why is the comments disabled for the buy something day post? I wanted to comment on it :(
What do you mean ? They're not disabled.
Hey Franc it says that comments for the new post about Warfare have been disabled by the admin. Did you do that on purpose? I wanted to comment on it too! I swear all your new posts have comments disabled by admin.
Sorry about that. You can go ahead and comment now.
You listened to it three times and you still don't understand it ? Wow. That has to be a record.
If you still hold to the insanity of Buddhism, listen to Molyneux's latest podcast, buddhism.mp3
http://www.mississaugatherapy.com/Traffic_Jams/?M=D
Free yourself from this mental disease.
Listen to that podcast until you get it.
Anarcho-capitalism is not an approximation of my political position, it is my precise political position.
If that podcast does not apply to you, then your Buddhism is politically inconsequential. If that is the case, why mention it in a political discussion ?
Look man. I'm really glad you like this blog. Really. But you are a Buddhist, and Buddhism is immoral. That is what Stefan was discussing. The fact that you are not vexed by his podcast shows that there's a problem in your reasoning.
I would never try to justify anarchism by Buddhism, because Buddhism is anti-individualist.
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