Wisconsin has the most ascenine road signs with horrible puns and condescending remarks to paternalize and infantilize drivers-- but don't be upset, it's for their own protection! https://cbs58.com/news/clever-traffic-safety-signs-hold-serious-messages-for-drivers

In this episode, I go over mounting libertarian critiques to the NAP. It's always good to question your base beliefs.

In this episode, I discuss how purity obsessed libertarians discourage and sabotage the work of their worthy brethren.

In this episode, I discuss two anti war films about the US Terror Wars and their impact on veterans. I reflect on how endless and numerous combat deployments would have been insane pre 911 but are commonplace now.

In this episode I talk about getting burnt out on all this political shit. On doing so, I highlight something I've noticed in other librarians: does hating the state correlate with deep seated emotional issues? You tell me.

You know how many films and other media are ruined when you become a voluntaryist? Yeah, I just watched "Meet the Parents" for the first time since becoming a voluntaryist.

Elise MacFarlane joins me to discuss the phenomenon of SJW nostalgia in popular culture. How can people so "forward thinking" be obsessed with the better days of the past? They cant like it without sanitizing it and that's what they are doing.

Yes, the issue of war and peace is the most important, but Tulsi Gabbard's noninterventionist tendencies do not outweigh her other, authoritarian, stances. That being said, Tulsi is not anti war because she believes war is fundamentally mass murder. If elected, like all anti war candidates, she probably would not follow through.

Ms. MacFarlane makes her podcasting debut to help me dissect the fith that is the new Pet Sematary remake. Beware! Spoilers! You won't want to miss!