http://peacefulanarchism.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/Hasidic-Jews-and-The-Bane-of-Humanity.mp3 Is it immoral and evil for Hasidic Jews to populate a region, take over control of town and State governments, get on school board of education, and slowly reform the public school system?   No because there is no moral way to utilize the State at any level. The problem is not that bad […]

http://peacefulanarchism.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Tragedy-of-the-Commons-and-Potato-Chips.mp3 An analogy can be drawn of the tragedy of the commons as it relates to giving many children a pile of chips and letting them free to fight for the chips. Everyone hordes as many chips as possible for himself/herself. The strong always beat the weak and take the most, fighting often ensues.   […]

http://peacefulanarchism.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Nick-Hazelton-Peaceful-Parenting-Veganism-Animal-Rights-and-Abortion.mp3 Topics we discussed: my debate with Todd Lewis, appeal to genetics, appeal to authority, define your terms, Bad Quaker, political euphemisms, self-ownership and how it pertains to slavery, when a child gains the ability to rightfully consent, Jim Limber Davis, Liberty Defined, peaceful parenting, running away stories, punishment and authority in the parent/child relationship, […]

http://peacefulanarchism.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Kids-Are-Born-Anarchists.mp3 Kids enter this world not knowing authority, laws, taxes, or regulations. Their true nature abhors such spiritual restrictions. They are endowed with abundant curiosity for the unknown and a profound fascination for the simple. Their mind knows no bounds. All is possible.   It is our job, as parents, to encourage this delightful wonder […]

http://peacefulanarchism.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/Suffering-Is-The-Greatest-Teacher-2.mp3 Many of us tend to shy away from and avoid suffering, hardship, and pain. It is only natural since our bodies are constructed to desire pleasure and shun discomfort. It is our biological imperative.   Nevertheless sometimes it becomes necessary to override our limbic system base desires in order to attain a nobler goal. […]

http://peacefulanarchism.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/The-Philosophy-of-Voluntaryism-Ep-6-Is-There-A-Role-For-Emotions-In-Voluntaryism.mp3 Is there a role for emotions in The Philosophy of Voluntaryism?! In our sixth episode of The Philosophy of Voluntaryism we discuss a point of much contention between the rigid and dangerously sharp edges of logic and the soft and often erratic nature of emotions. -How does our previous topic of NVC relate to […]

http://peacefulanarchism.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Statism-Is-A-Relic-Of-A-Barbaric-Epoch.mp3 The urge to be accepted by the tribe and to conform to societal norms is powerful. It is this ancient characteristic that has kept humanity alive throughout our most dangerous and treacherous prehistoric past. At those times conforming to the tribe was a matter of life or death as very few people could survive […]

http://peacefulanarchism.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Tyler-Bloyer-Host-of-Liberty-Lifestyle-podcast.mp3   (20m) The Peace Revolution Podcast (22m) Larken Rose Mark Passio (32m) Liberty Lifestyle (35m) Salt Lake Freedom Hive (37m) Freedom Cells (43) Cell411 Nextdoor.com (49) Peaceful Parenting   External Links: Tyler Bloyer website Tyler Bloyer Steemit Tyler Bloyer Patreon Liberty Lifestyle podcast Tyler Bloyer Facebook Tyler Bloyer Twitter Salt Lake Freedom Hive “To […]

http://peacefulanarchism.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/The-State-is-a-Lagging-Indicator-of-Culture.mp3   While there are certainly cultural tendencies, I always caution myself from making vast sweeping generalizations. One must clearly differentiate between culture and the State, which are two very different entities.   Yes people follow authority for vastly different reasons. It is my task to discover in each individual person I talk to, […]

http://peacefulanarchism.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/07/Philosophy-of-Volutaryism-Ep-5-How-to-protest.mp3 The concept of ‘right & wrong’ implies the common understanding of a set of criteria to compare actions to. Since most people do not have that readily available, condemning the actions of others is often combative.   In this episode we discuss -defining terms -efficiency of protesting -why protesting government is like voting (and […]