What’s in a word? Is the prohibition of words ever productive? Does individualism inherently create isolationism?

Should you be able to decide how you protect yourself? Which class benefits when tools of defense are outlawed?

Is it good to be proud of being a minority? If so, at what point are you no longer a minority and are simply just proud?

In an individualist society, who or what do you look after? More, importantly, who or what looks after you?

Who is responsible for your safety? What are the costs for not properly defending yourself? Who should be able to own a deadly weapon?

Mentioned in this episode: Active Self Protection

Would you pay for a program if it redirected resources where there are none? What if it simply wasted those resources?

Why do we celebrate the holidays of other nations? What role, if any, does the significance of these holidays play?

How did something like the Waco Massacre come to be? How have we still not held the right people accountable?

Why do we feel differently about weapons based on who owns them? Does it also make a difference who pays for them?

Are most “price caps” actually price caps? Even if prices are truly capped, do they help the people with the greatest need?