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0365 pc300 Classic pc203 Is Law a Standard or a Whim

Posted on April 11, 2013 by Bad Quaker

The arrow; a measuring device, a symbol of property, a standard of law, and a tool of justice. Continue reading →

Posted in All Podcasts, Economics, Free Society, History, Property, Voluntaryism and Law, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions, Voluntaryism and the Zero Aggression Principle | Tagged arrow, bow and arrow, Christian, clan leaders, clans, conflict resolution, Egypt, function of law, government, history of the arrow, Hobbs, judges, just law, justice, law, liberty, Murray Rothbard, natural law, Northern Europe, origin of law, paganism, pagans, police state, property, property rights, zero aggression principle | Comments Off

The Flaw of Corporatism is the Flaw of Statism (repeat)

Posted on September 25, 2012 by Bad Quaker

The corporation is the offspring of the State and as such has inherited its weaknesses. Continue reading →

Posted in All Videos, Audio Articles, Economics, Free Society, Health, History, Property, Voluntaryism and the Zero Aggression Principle | Tagged aggressive force is unethical, birth defects, birth of the corporation, Boston harbor, Boston Tea Party, British East India Company, colonists were terrorists, corporations have no rights, East India Trading Company, Elizabeth Tudor, evil corporations, fictitious entity, first corporation, Flaw of Corporatism, GE Hudson River, immune from liability, individual, Love Canal, making a small business a success, marriage of business and government, marriage of corporations and the state, over-achiever, property rights, puppets of the State, rightfully own property, Santa Clara v Southern Pacific Railroad, September 16th 1773, Superfund, tax payers, taxpayers, tie the Puppet Master to the puppets, toxic dump, toxic waste, worst corporate polluter | Comments Off

0271 pc207 Interview With Menno Troyer

Posted on September 18, 2012 by Bad Quaker

Today Ben interviews liberty activist Menno Troyer on collectivism and breaking free from the collectivist mentality Continue reading →

Posted in All Podcasts, Bad Quaker and Taxes, Bad Quaker Theology, Economics, Free Society, Property, Voluntaryism and Law, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions | Tagged collective emancipation, collectivism, Dave Ridley, Dollar Vigilante, Free State Project, freedom, libertarians, liberty, Menno Troyer, Occupy Movement, PorcFest 2013, private property, property rights, public property, Ridley Report, Ron Paul, socialism, society, zero aggression principle | Comments Off

0269 pc205 The Most Interesting Man in the Liberty Movement

Posted on September 14, 2012 by Bad Quaker

Today Ben interviews the most interesting man in the liberty movement, Jake Shannon from Mental Self Defense Radio. Continue reading →

Posted in All Podcasts, Economics, Health, History, Property, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions, Voluntaryism and the Zero Aggression Principle | Tagged conflict resolution, hypnotism, hypnotist, Jake Shannon, Libertarian party, liberty, martial arts, property, property rights, Salt Lake City, self defense, Utah, zero aggression principle | Comments Off

0268 pc204 Is Martial Arts Just “Hitting”?

Posted on September 13, 2012 by Bad Quaker

Is Martial Arts Just “Hitting”? Or is there more to it that that?
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Posted in All Podcasts, Health, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions, Voluntaryism and the Zero Aggression Principle | Tagged child raising, conflict resolution, Freedomain Radio, Jake Shannon, martial arts, property rights, sports, Stefan Molyneux, violence, zero aggression principle | Comments Off

0267 pc203 Is Law a Standard or Is Law a Whim?

Posted on September 11, 2012 by Bad Quaker

The arrow; a measuring device, a symbol of property, a standard of law, and a tool of justice. Continue reading →

Posted in All Podcasts, Economics, Free Society, History, Property, Voluntaryism and Law, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions | Tagged arrow, bow and arrow, Christian, clan leaders, clans, conflict resolution, Egypt, function of law, government, history of the arrow, Hobbs, judges, just law, justice, law, liberty, Murray Rothbard, natural law, Northern Europe, origin of law, paganism, pagans, police state, property, property rights, zero aggression principle | Comments Off

0264 pc200Voting; Practical Realities and Moral Truth Part 2

Posted on September 5, 2012 by Bad Quaker

In part 2 in this series, Ben addresses the moral question of voting and some bonus material about Ronald Reagan. Continue reading →

Posted in All Podcasts, Bad Quaker and Taxes, Bad Quaker and War., Economics, Free Society, History, Liberals and Conservatives, Voluntaryism and Competitive Government, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions, Voluntaryism and the Zero Aggression Principle | Tagged anarcho-capitalism, anarchy, B1, B2, CFR, CIA, Devastator exploding bullets, ethics of voting, fake vote, Ford, Franz Oppenheimer, GE, George Bush, GOP Republican Convention, liberty, military industrial complex, Murray Rothbard, Nixon Carter, North American Rockwell, property rights, Reagan Revolution, Republican, Republicans cheated, RNC, Rockwell, Ron Paul, Ronald Reagan, SR71, voter fraud, voting, YB49, zero aggression principle | Comments Off

0263 pc199Voting; Practical Realities and Moral Truth Part 1

Posted on September 4, 2012 by Bad Quaker

In part 1 Ben addresses the practical realities of voting on a national scale and on a local scale. Part 2 will address the moral question of voting. Continue reading →

Posted in All Podcasts, Free Society, History, Voluntaryism and Competitive Government, Voluntaryism and Law, Voluntaryism and Social Interactions, Voluntaryism and the Zero Aggression Principle | Tagged anarcho-capitalism, anarchy, ethics of voting, fake vote, Franz Oppenhimer, GOP Republican Convention, liberty, Murray Rothbard, property rights, Republicans cheated, RNC, Ron Paul, voter fraud, voting, zero aggression principle | Comments Off

0262 pc198 Interview With Jeffrey Tucker

Posted on August 31, 2012 by Bad Quaker

Today Ben interviews Jeffrey Tucker, executive editor and publisher at Laissez Faire Books, about his latest projects and his thoughts. Continue reading →