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We were taught to believe in the statist version of "freedom" in governmental schools Government is seen as a protector and provider for "the people" If we're going to enact the principles of statism, why limit it? The illusion of an ominous external enemy perpetuates the notion of governmental military "protection" Without "freedom" rhetoric and propaganda to accompany their violence, those in government have no perceived legitimacy Jan Helfeld who is a Minarchist Objectivist Debates Larken Rose an Anarcho-Capitalist. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/PFPMovementRadio/2009/09/06/The-Jan-Helfeld-Show http://blogtalk.vo.llnwd.net/o23/shows/show_666179.mp3 Minarchism is simply a form of statism Fear of freedom seems to be what largely separates minarchists from market anarchists The credo of all statists: necessity validates the initiation of force The political ideal of those in power is to convince the slaves that they are "free" Comfort through compliance garners various "benefits," all while destroying untold, unseen possibilities "Make believe is fun and comforting, but I wouldn't suggest it as a political philosophy." B.V. The obedience training process has to incorporate rationalization in order to deny plain truths A superman view of militaristic government (that can beat up all the bullies) can never be limited The notion of a "final authority" with a legalized monopoly that prevents conflict among humans has its origins in corrupt parent/child and teacher/child relationships Even in the "elite" private schools, obedience to authority is the MO The central planning pedagogical ramblings of Alexander Inglis... "The propaedeutic function of secondary education" http://tinyurl.com/y9cfm8d John Gatto's take on Inglis: http://www.spinninglobe.net/againstschool.htm A European example of the ideological/pedagogical aftermath: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_France How much lack of self-trust does it take to want to dominate and control others? Why do people think that those in government are different than other people? If "people are stupid and dangerous," why on Earth should they be able to "govern" others? Dumbocracy, where the "will of the people" fills the void of "God" as "authority" Those in government feel that they deserve to rule over others (it's okay for them because they're special or "chosen") Government is a fundamentally different concept than the "roving gangs" postulated by minarchists "The law" is viewed an an authority that we must obey, and breaking "the law" is seen as one of the greatest moral/political sins Because government is seen as a "protector" and/or "provider," its false legitimacy must be countered through discourse and non-compliance The most cleverly conniving in society will always infiltrate the coercive institution called government If you advocate the violation of one person's rights, then you advocate violence against an entire society You can't just change the people who're staffing government; you have to get rid of the entire coercive system The beauty of the free market is that you only pay for what you get, and you only get what you pay for Wal-Mart and the corporate structure: http://completeliberty.com/chapter4.php#80 The "free rider" and "public goods" fallacies lead to further rationalizations for the initiation of force Minarchism's political contradictions and errors about human nature - http://www.logicallearning.net/libertylaissez-f.html You can't protect someone while not protecting them (i.e., while taxing them) "For your own good" perpetuates the governmental meme of tyranny over individuals The Idea of a Private Law Society by Hans-Hermann Hoppe: http://www.mises.org/story/2265 Collectivism makes living as full-fledged individuals impossible Objectivist ethics: don't sacrifice yourself to others, and don't sacrifice others to yourself The moral contradiction of statism: freedom will give you less freedom; therefore, you mustn't be free Why do people believe that government is less scary than freedom? Check out http://larkenrose.com for all his books and essays The impact of mysticism and governmental education on people has been immense Violence isn't going to achieve non-violence in relation to governmental memes Even limited government advocates want to initiate force against others in order to "protect" themselves NAP (the non-aggression principle) is an irreducible primary in the realm of political philosophy; don't hit people and don't take their stuff Because we are reasoning, volitional, individuals with property rights, no person or group may aggress against us FDR1447 Post Debate Review Conference Call - Anarchism Versis Minarchism http://www.freedomainradio.com/Traffic_Jams/FDR_1447_post_helfeld_debate_conf_call.mp3 http://www.anarchism-wow.com/2009/09/01/fdr1447-post-debate-review-conference-call-anarchism-versis-minarchism/ How would life be with complete liberty? It's important to portray this via art... School Sucks Podcast - Episode 7.2: Conformity & Compliance vs. Conscience & Consistency http://schoolsucks.podOmatic.com/entry/eg/2009-09-26T07_52_12-07_00 Brett's site: http://edu-lu-tion.com When the good of individuals is honored, the greater good is thus served Honoring little people entails unschooling and especially whole life unschooling http://www.unschooling.com/ ; http://www.unschooling.info/ ; http://www.unschooling.org/ http://sandradodd.com/unschooling ; http://www.holtgws.com/whatisunschoolin.html http://www.unschoolingamerica.com/ ; http://www.midnightbeach.com/hs/unschool.html Check out Sarah Parent's Humans Being podcast: http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=292995258 and her blog: http://www.clanofparents.com/ If parents treated kids as equally deserving of respect, it would lead to the demise of the State We are all in a process of shedding the bad memes, particularly the authoritarianism/obedience memes bumper music "Points Of Authority" by Linkin Park http://linkinpark.com/release/albums/hybrid_theory http://www.myspace.com/linkinpark
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We were taught to believe in the statist version of "freedom" in governmental schools Government is seen as a protector and provider for "the people" If we're going to enact the principles of statism, why limit it? The illusion of an ominous external enemy perpetuates the notion of governmental military "protection" Without "freedom" rhetoric and propaganda to accompany their violence, those in government have no perceived legitimacy Jan Helfeld who is a Minarchist Objectivist Debates Larken Rose an Anarcho-Capitalist. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/PFPMovementRadio/2009/09/06/The-Jan-Helfeld-Show http://blogtalk.vo.llnwd.net/o23/shows/show_666179.mp3 Minarchism is simply a form of statism Fear of freedom seems to be what largely separates minarchists from market anarchists The credo of all statists: necessity validates the initiation of force The political ideal of those in power is to convince the slaves that they are "free" Comfort through compliance garners various "benefits," all while destroying untold, unseen possibilities "Make believe is fun and comforting, but I wouldn't suggest it as a political philosophy." B.V. The obedience training process has to incorporate rationalization in order to deny plain truths A superman view of militaristic government (that can beat up all the bullies) can never be limited The notion of a "final authority" with a legalized monopoly that prevents conflict among humans has its origins in corrupt parent/child and teacher/child relationships Even in the "elite" private schools, obedience to authority is the MO The central planning pedagogical ramblings of Alexander Inglis... "The propaedeutic function of secondary education" http://tinyurl.com/y9cfm8d John Gatto's take on Inglis: http://www.spinninglobe.net/againstschool.htm A European example of the ideological/pedagogical aftermath: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Education_in_France How much lack of self-trust does it take to want to dominate and control others? Why do people think that those in government are different than other people? If "people are stupid and dangerous," why on Earth should they be able to "govern" others? Dumbocracy, where the "will of the people" fills the void of "God" as "authority" Those in government feel that they deserve to rule over others (it's okay for them because they're special or "chosen") Government is a fundamentally different concept than the "roving gangs" postulated by minarchists "The law" is viewed an an authority that we must obey, and breaking "the law" is seen as one of the greatest moral/political sins Because government is seen as a "protector" and/or "provider," its false legitimacy must be countered through discourse and non-compliance The most cleverly conniving in society will always infiltrate the coercive institution called government If you advocate the violation of one person's rights, then you advocate violence against an entire society You can't just change the people who're staffing government; you have to get rid of the entire coercive system The beauty of the free market is that you only pay for what you get, and you only get what you pay for Wal-Mart and the corporate structure: http://completeliberty.com/chapter4.php#80 The "free rider" and "public goods" fallacies lead to further rationalizations for the initiation of force Minarchism's political contradictions and errors about human nature - http://www.logicallearning.net/libertylaissez-f.html You can't protect someone while not protecting them (i.e., while taxing them) "For your own good" perpetuates the governmental meme of tyranny over individuals The Idea of a Private Law Society by Hans-Hermann Hoppe: http://www.mises.org/story/2265 Collectivism makes living as full-fledged individuals impossible Objectivist ethics: don't sacrifice yourself to others, and don't sacrifice others to yourself The moral contradiction of statism: freedom will give you less freedom; therefore, you mustn't be free Why do people believe that government is less scary than freedom? Check out http://larkenrose.com for all his books and essays The impact of mysticism and governmental education on people has been immense Violence isn't going to achieve non-violence in relation to governmental memes Even limited government advocates want to initiate force against others in order to "protect" themselves NAP (the non-aggression principle) is an irreducible primary in the realm of political philosophy; don't hit people and don't take their stuff Because we are reasoning, volitional, individuals with property rights, no person or group may aggress against us FDR1447 Post Debate Review Conference Call - Anarchism Versis Minarchism http://www.freedomainradio.com/Traffic_Jams/FDR_1447_post_helfeld_debate_conf_call.mp3 http://www.anarchism-wow.com/2009/09/01/fdr1447-post-debate-review-conference-call-anarchism-versis-minarchism/ How would life be with complete liberty? It's important to portray this via art... School Sucks Podcast - Episode 7.2: Conformity & Compliance vs. Conscience & Consistency http://schoolsucks.podOmatic.com/entry/eg/2009-09-26T07_52_12-07_00 Brett's site: http://edu-lu-tion.com When the good of individuals is honored, the greater good is thus served Honoring little people entails unschooling and especially whole life unschooling http://www.unschooling.com/ ; http://www.unschooling.info/ ; http://www.unschooling.org/ http://sandradodd.com/unschooling ; http://www.holtgws.com/whatisunschoolin.html http://www.unschoolingamerica.com/ ; http://www.midnightbeach.com/hs/unschool.html Check out Sarah Parent's Humans Being podcast: http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=292995258 and her blog: http://www.clanofparents.com/ If parents treated kids as equally deserving of respect, it would lead to the demise of the State We are all in a process of shedding the bad memes, particularly the authoritarianism/obedience memes bumper music "Points Of Authority" by Linkin Park http://linkinpark.com/release/albums/hybrid_theory http://www.myspace.com/linkinpark
to comment, please go to http://completeliberty.com/magazine/category/91697