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Monthly Archives: July 2010
The constitution is empty
One of the sillier ideas floating around out there is this idea that the “Tea Party Patriots” and the “Ron Paul Republicans” have that the constitution will somehow save them from the state, or can be used to shrink the … Continue reading
Posted in Statism
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Unemployment “Benefits” – The economic issues
Last time I examined the moral issues behind unemployment “benefits” and showed why it is not immoral or hypocritical for libertarians, anarchists, voluntaryists, or anyone who advocates for non-violence in social interactions to accept them. In that post I mentioned … Continue reading
Posted in Statism
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Unemployment “Benefits” – The moral issues
There was some good news for me and my wife today. The state passed the unemployment “benefits” extension package that they had been pretending to bicker about and which was delayed for a couple of weeks due to the timely … Continue reading
Posted in Statism
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Computers and the state: “Colossus: The Forbin Project” (1970)
This weekend my wife and I watched a lame but entertaining 70s Sci-Fi flick called “Colossus: The Forbin Project“. It was pretty silly, but a fun watch. It was yet another in a long line of films and books that … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Film, Statism
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The “social contract” is an empty concept
I’ve often been engaged in arguments with statists when in frustration they tell me that according to the “social contract” I’ve actually agreed to everything the state does because I continue to live within the boundaries of the state, and … Continue reading
Posted in Philosophy, Statism
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Empty middle class people
I do not like to attack white people as a group because it’s racist and we’ve all been culturally conditioned to do it. There is usually no better way to earn the approval of ironic bourgeois white people than to … Continue reading
Posted in Culture
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Socialism is selfish
One of the most annoying things that people often say when discussing socialism and the state in general is that socialism, even if it doesn’t “work”, is at least “well intentioned”. This is why they are sympathetic to socialism and … Continue reading
Posted in Socialism, Statism
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The state will kill you over a parking ticket
In fact, they will kill you for disobeying them over anything. Fundamentally any state regulation, statute, law, or whatever is a death threat against everyone else in society. State officials themselves of course are free to disobey laws, even legitimate … Continue reading
Posted in Statism
18 Comments
Ideological emptiness: “Network” (1976)
A lot of people like the movie “Network” for all the wrong reasons. People seem to like this movie because it pretends to challenge the status quo and poses as if its a powerful statement on behalf of “the little … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Film
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An ancient myth of Obama’s birth
This is my re-interpretation of the myth of the birth of Obama, based on what we know of him in his aspect as god of the sky and lightning. Obama’s father was the titan Kronos. Kronos was the god of … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Economics
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