Axioms of Liberty

a story of one conservatives journey from conservatism to anarchist

a nice short book on the basic principles to live by if you so choose listen and decide for yourself.

what are some of the objections to an anarchist society? wont government be created out of the new protections agencies? we find out from Robert Long

Can we bring about a would of TRUE equality? Is it worthy of pursuit? is IP a scam? how can you defend IP? lets find out in todays reads Chp 20 Is ‘Equality’ a Worthy Goal? Bradley Thomas Chp 21 How I Changed My Mind on Intellectual Property by Isaac Morehouse

does Marxists and Austrians agree on anything? are there similar views in the theses? we find out today in today read

can private ownership of roads INCREASE overall econmic output? is there a utilitarian case for voulntaryism? chp17 Privatize the Roads by Walter Block, Ph. D. chp18 The Utilitarian Case for Voluntaryism by Danny Duchamp

do we need a gov to help enforce contracts? do monopolies actually occur in markets? chp 16 How Private Governance Made the Modern World Possible Edward P. Stringham chp17 The Misplaced Fear of “Monopoly” Thomas E. Woods

can not supporting the USA count as treason? does a majority of as group have a right to dictate the rights of the minority? chp 12 The Right and Wrong of Compulsion by the State Auberon Herbert chp 14 No Treason Lysander Spooner

a collection of quotes regarding wages, regulations surrounding zoning and pollution, homelessness and poverty.

is social cooperation a better ideal for the libertarian movement than the individualism ideal? sheldon brings forth his ideas in this read what is money? why is money not taught in school? Patrick succinctly summarizes the scam that is central banking Chp 9 Social Cooperation Sheldon Richman Chp 10 The Central Banking Scam Patrick MacFarlane, J.D

does minimum wage laws make life better? does import restrictions actually save jobs? who are the invisible victims of such legislation? walter walks us through these questions and more in todays episode

can we apply the state intervention into other sections of the society? does believing in anarchy mean total dissolution of the state? chp 6 What It Means to Be an Anarcho-Capitalist Stephan Kinsella, J.D. chp 7 Six Questions for Statists Stefan Molyneux, M.A

Is there such a thing as NO anarchy ? does the existence of government destroy all anarchy? Alfred answers these questions and more on todays episode

Chp.3 Coercivists and Voluntarists Donald J. Boudreaux, Ph. D. Chp.4 Three Thought Experiments Jason Brennan, Ph. D

we read Rothbards what is a free market and Richmonds One Moral Standard For All Articles from The Voluntarist HandBook

Michael takes us down the illusion that is modern day myth known as authority. he gives us examples such as language creation as proof that intricate complex apparatuses do not require top down decree in order to be created.

how would a secession look like in a society with armies and police forces? how important is guerilla warfare in this scenario? Jorg tells us how we can and could secede from a gov that has long over stayed its due.

what would a world were free societies look like? how would such a society protect itself? is the common good of defense actually an action that can be observed? Hoppe takes us down the journey of a world where insurance agencies would become the de facto risk takers and defense contractors

Walter walks us through how clubs can not be analogous to government in any capacity on the basis of voluntary participation and funding. we also discover how public goods such as a light house do NOT justify a levy on individuals due to the nature of mutually assured " public" benefit.

how can ideas or memes be an integral part of helping society form an ever more robust ability to fight? Jeffery tells us just how memes can do such a thing and have for centuries in todays read twitter @axiomsofliberty telegram t.me/axiomsoflibertychat

how can liberty or freedom be viewed? why are these 2 words used interchangeably? can we delineate a difference between them? Ian takes us down a great rabbit hole of how many philosophers of freedom have viewed what it is and what it can mean to YOU! Citation of the work  "Positive and Negative Liberty",  The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy  (Spring 2022 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (e...

we finish the last 9 chapters of praxeology.

what is praxeology? why is it important to know? what can we draw from its inductions? we learn it here in knuts book a distillation of mises' human action. Connect with us! twitter @axiomsofliberty telegram t.me/axiomsoflibertychat

we look into how a for profit endeavor called privateering was actually much more useful during wartime efforts than "tax paid" wartime efforts. larry shows numerous situations in which private ships captured substantially more enemy supplies and ships than "public" sea captains ever did. are these events compatible with how private defense could fund themselves during war time...

how can guerrilla warfare teach us about how to defend against violence? we go though many examples of how unorganized peoples have beat organized monopolistic power structures numerous times and how we can apply these lessons to how a society can protect itself in a world without state monopoly of protection. connect with us twitter @AxiomsofLiberty telegram t.me/Axiomsoflibertychat