Civil Offense

Teaming up once again, Ahmed Mlih of Civil Offense and Ancat of Into the Agora react to Anark’s video “Revolution is Not a Part-Time Job: a Response to @ContraPoints in which the anarcho-communist explains his reasoning for being against voting. But does he have the best case against engaging in electoral politics? Or do the two libertarians responding to his response video have a better case to make? Find out this time on Civil Offense…

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Why are so many people tired, out of energy, and unable to focus these days? Is it really just an issue caused by overstimulation of dopamine from internet use? What if there's more to it? Did the State play a role in causing it? Tune into this informative conversation between Ahmed Mlih of Civil Offense and Cory - Nature is the Answer to find out why people lack purpose and a sense of accomplishment, why health issues like obesity and infertility are on the rise, and why so many people seem to "need" surgery and medication.

Donald Trump has been convicted by the state of New York, is it so over? Or does this help Trump's bid for president? Will the LP beat Trump with Chase Oliver?! Find out on this installment of Civil Offense featuring Ancat of Into the Agora and Ignis!

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Objectivism and libertarianism–what, if anything, sets them apart from one another? Are there philosophical differences between them that prevent one from being a consistent libertarian and objectivist? Find out in this discussion between Su (Thisissu_) and Eso of Backalley Philosophy, hosted by Ahmed Mlih of Civil Offense.

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Are modern social issues, such as the change in dynamics between men and women, a product of governments? Or were they simply caused by ideological shifts amongst humans? Find out as Ahmed and Ancat of Into the Agora discuss modernity and the State!

AI is here to stay—its development is not stopping. And from emerging assistants such as the Rabbit r1 Large Action Model to the progress being made on ChatGPT and Artificial General Intelligence, discussion on what changes are to come and the reactions that such changes could cause is in order. Join Ahmed Mlih for discussion on all of this with Dylan Dean and Ignis!

The show that brings out grand ideas surrounding perspective meets the last libertarian podcast known to mankind. Zak, the LEGACY of Jeni Kisor, and Andrew Joseph of the Legacy Right host discussions on politics, economics, culture, psychology, philosophy and history. Today, they’ll be joining Ahmed Mlih, host of the Civil Offense podcast for an episode on egoism, agorism, libertarianism, anarchism, ideology, methodology, and legacy.

Agorism, anarchism, and libertarianism—topics covered by Jose Galison of No Way, Jose! in his Anarchist Handbook series, live readings of books such as An Agorist Primer and the New Libertarian Manifesto, and other episodes like the Agorism vs Politics debate between Dave Smith and Sal the Agorist. Desiring to hear insights and share thoughts with Jose on these ideas, Ahmed Mlih brings him on the show. Join Ahmed for his discussion with Jose!

Javier Milei, the “minarchist in the short term” anarcho-capitalist that is now president-elect in Argentina—throughout his campaign he’s proposed many policies that have been celebrated by liberals and ancaps as they would “reduce the size of government”. But what would these policies do? Are they being proposed now for a reason? And should libertarians increase their efforts in political action now that an anarcho-capitalist is taking office? Join Ahmed Mlih for his discussion with the agorist Filthy Heretic of Backalley Philosophy (@backalleyphilosophy4763) and resident ancap Ignis.

Anarcho-capitalists say true capitalism is anarchy, or at the very least that they’re compatible. Anarcho-communists claim that communism is most consistent with a free society. Which group is right? Is either group right? Or are both groups right? Join libertarians Ahmed Mlih, Ancat of Into the Agora, and Ignis (resident ancap) as they answer these questions and more!