GonzoTimes.com | Fear leads to violence. The cycle of violence is being perpetuated by fear. The state itself exists because of fear. Fear of the other and our desire to have institutionalized violence leads to our mass militarism and police state. Fear of poverty, fear of our neighbors, fear of someones uncut lawn. Violence is the underlying answer which our state is built upon. It is the pivotal hinge for which the state and capitalism hangs upon.... - [More]

Posted: February 25, 2013 in Articles

Stefbot | A philosophical examination of our ambivalence towards spontaneous order, political compulsion and the liberty of the everyday… The entire book is also available at www.freedomainradio.com/free.... - [More]

Posted: December 4, 2012 in Books, Recommended, Videos

stefbot | When we ask a child who is hurting to bear all of the responsibility for their aggressive behavior, we have in a way retaliated by bullying the bully. This in fact adds up to ignoring that a bully is in pain, they have been hurt in some way and are acting out their hurt on others.... - [More]

Posted: October 1, 2012 in Articles, Videos

ZeroGov.com | Over time I have found that endless debates and multi-faceted approaches tend to do more harm than good. For instance, the non-aggression principle is relatively simple, though it is also often over defined and submitted to the endless repertoire of what ifs and maybes.... - [More]

Posted: September 30, 2012 in Articles, Recommended

Stefbot | How do we know when we have arrived at a conclusion that is true, that is valid? How do we know if a question is even answerable? By what methodology do we go step by step to be sure we arrive at a correct answer?... - [More]

Posted: June 15, 2012 in Recommended, Videos

RealityBloger | To be non-violent in an extremely violent world – a square in a circular hole…... - [More]

Posted: May 27, 2012 in Articles

aotmr.com | Throughout the course of history people have fought against tyranny and authority of various forms only to be thrown back into subjugation when someone else came along to claim what we call “power”. There have been countless battles to overthrow these established powers, but none of them resulting in freedom for humanity in the long term, because all of these struggles were playing out on the wrong battlefield.... - [More]

Posted: May 21, 2012 in Articles

GrahampWright | An inquisitive alien visits the planet to check on our progress as a species, and gets into a conversation with the first person he meets.... - [More]

Posted: March 21, 2012 in Videos

ActivistPost.com | What do people like Gandhi, Martin Luther King and John Lennon all have in common? Well, they were all extremists, extremists who wouldn’t hurt a fly. In a world where violence and oppression is the norm, those of us who dare to seek peace and freedom are automatically labeled as dangerous extremists.... - [More]

Posted: December 13, 2011 in Articles

Voluntaryist.com | Government taxation is a coercive activity that introduces force and violence into otherwise peaceful relationships. That is the primary reason why voluntaryists oppose taxation. Some goods and services are essential to human survival, but voluntaryists realize that they need not be provided by the government on a coercive basis. What we oppose is the coercion involved in collecting taxes. We oppose the means and take the position that the ends never justifies the means. Our opposition to taxation doesn’t concern itself with whether too much money is being collected, or whether that money is being spent wastefully. Rather, the focus is on the fact that any amount of money forcefully collected is stealing. It is no more proper for government agents to seize property than it is for you to rob your neighbor at gunpoint, even if you spend the money on something that you think will benefit your neighbor. Majority rule cannot legitimize slavery or taxation. As R. C. Hoiles, founder of the Freedom Newspapers, was always keen to point out, there is only one standard of right and wrong, and that standard applies to the lone individual, to members of a group, and to the employees of the State. Read More... - [More]

Posted: October 23, 2011 in Books