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Monthly Archives: September 2016
Book Review: “The Warded Man”
* * C The Warded Man, a novel by Peter V. Brett, is a fantasy set in an alternate reality where magic exists. In the distant past, humans fought a war with demons, finally defeating them and banishing them to … Continue reading
My Answers to Larken Rose’s Five Questions For Statists
Here are five more questions from a Libertarian addressed to “statists”. These questions are more philosophical than the 11 Questions To See If Statists Are Hypocrites, and make a whole lot more sense. 1) Is there any means by which any … Continue reading
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Tagged government on trial, human rights, libertarianism, morality, statism
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My Answers to 11 Questions To See If Statists Are Hypocrites
In response to Salon’s 11 questions to see if Libertarians are hypocrites (which I answer here), Michael Suede of Libertarian News offers 11 Questions To See If Statists Are Hypocrites. Turnabout is fair play, I suppose, though I must say, using the term … Continue reading
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Tagged collectivism, copyright, libertarianism, marxism, microsoft, patents, regulation, statism, unions
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My Answers to Questions For Free Speech Absolutists
I’m going to give my answers to the (more than two) questions raised in “Now Two Questions For The Free Speech Absolutists“. Can any book or video or anything which has been shown, beyond a reasonable doubt, to have motivated … Continue reading
My Answers to Salon’s 11 Questions to see if Libertarians are Hypocrites
Salon, one of the world’s most unbiased news sources, has published an article claiming to expose the contradictions and faulty logic of libertarians with 11 questions. Here are just the questions (with enough context to allow you to understand them), along … Continue reading
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Tagged ayn rand, coporatism, copyright, democracy, intellectual property, libertarianism, patents, salon, spontaneous organization, unions
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Why Sceptics Doubt Climate Change
I’m going to critique the article Climate Change Cynics: How to Effectively Communicate With a Denier from the website http://www.desmogblog.com/ to explain why those who believe in man made global warming have failed to convince the sceptics. For climate activists, the growing trend … Continue reading
Milo’s 12 Steps to Destroy the Alt Right
Mr. Yiannopoulos is at it again, giving his opponents a guide to destroying the very movement he’s a part of. Actually, he is proclaiming what he believes the Alt Right is against. Here’s the video; I’ll summarise the steps below, … Continue reading
