Peaceful Anarchism

http://peacefulanarchism.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/True-Strength-Is-Embracing-Vulnerability.mp3 What does it mean to be weird? Is that the pejorative term conformists call the non-conformists and outliers? Is it not the outcasts who dare to think unconventionally that end up forging progress that benefits the whole of humanity?   Growth requires exposing oneself to risk and vulnerability. Those secure in their comfort […]

Danny and Michael recruit Peaceful Anarchism’s Danilo Cuellar to take on the infamous chapter 14 of Ethics, a portion of Rothbard’s philosophy dealing with children’s rights that has received a considerable amount of attention since its publication. Along the way, they touch upon Kinsella’s body/property ownership distinction, Child Protective Services, spanking, and animal rights.   […]

We must be civil and courteous to everyone we meet. If the sentiment is not reciprocated, respectfully retreat, no argument or hostility is required. There is no shame in accepting some people to be incompatible with one’s nature. We all discriminate with who we choose to spend the valuable finite amount of time we […]

Please enjoy my recent conversation with Cheryl Yurkowski, founder of Anarchobabe and Anarchist Model. Herein we discussed her path to Voluntaryism, Mark Passio, What On Earth Is Happening, Larken Rose, Stefan Molyneux, Most Dangerous Superstition, order followers, belief in authority, diffusion of responsibility, power attracts the wretched, Anarchy Is All Around Us, a Cheryl interaction, […]

Role playing games use skill points, experience points, and such to level up playable characters, learning how to communicate is a lot like that. We learn how to interact with others based on what people know while we are children first. We can only learn by social behavior to begin with. After that we […]

The core idea behind this program is to explore the crazy idea of treating our children like human beings instead of obedient property. To understand this concept it is our goal to help shed light on how to the importance of teaching kids how to reason, peaceful parenting, attachment parenting, through the ideas of […]

One of the greatest dangers of any thinking person is to supplant one’s deductive reasoning capabilities for the judgment of one in a position of authority. While I certainly do recognize that some are masters in their craft and should rightly be considered authority figures in their field, this is a far cry from abdicating […]

One of the most important lessons for a child to learn is that of deferral of gratification. It is no achievement to want pleasure and to immediately seek it out until satisfied. This hedonistic strategy is demonstrated by every beast in existence. What defines a human being is the ability to recognize desire and reject […]

We were all born curious and inquisitive. We emerged, as infants, equipped with a wondrous fascination with the environment around us. The extent of our freedom to explore determined the profundity of the knowledge acquired. When our freedom was obstructed and our interests molded this immediately blunted our innate curiosity with the unknown. The […]

What is the true cost of interjecting unwarranted coercion into peaceful acts? That’s a huge question to answer. We break this down into smaller, yet still fairly big topics. -The Broken Window Fallacy -The Tragedy of the Commons -How taxes coerce conformity in other aspects of life -How tax funded regulations encourage poverty The unintended […]