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June 15, 2016 Ep. 681 Public Accommodation, Antidiscrimination, and How Minority Groups Really Advance
If libertarians are going to take the nonaggression principle seriously, they have to oppose the doctrine of "public accommodation," even though 99.999% of the public supports it. Ryan McMaken's work on the true history of minority advancement makes our job here a lot easier.

Show notes for Ep. 681
36 min
June 15, 2016 Ep. 681 Public Accommodation, Antidiscrimination, and How Minority Groups Really Advance
If libertarians are going to take the nonaggression principle seriously, they have to oppose the doctrine of "public accommodation," even though 99.999% of the public supports it. Ryan McMaken's work on the true history of minority advancement makes our job here a lot easier. Show notes for Ep. 681
36 min
June 13, 2016 Ep. 680 Tom Unleashed: The Problem with Conservatives
As a refugee from the "conservative movement," I have a special message for any good folks still there: get out now.

Show notes for Ep. 680
33 min
June 13, 2016 Ep. 680 Tom Unleashed: The Problem with Conservatives
As a refugee from the "conservative movement," I have a special message for any good folks still there: get out now. Show notes for Ep. 680
33 min
June 10, 2016 Ep. 679 Voting: Yes or No?
Michael Malice and I discuss the merits and demerits of voting -- a contentious subject among libertarians. Although Michael is wrong as usual, it's still fun to talk to him.

Show notes for Ep. 679
42 min
June 10, 2016 Ep. 679 Voting: Yes or No?
Michael Malice and I discuss the merits and demerits of voting -- a contentious subject among libertarians. Although Michael is wrong as usual, it's still fun to talk to him. Show notes for Ep. 679
42 min
June 09, 2016 Ep. 678 Trump and History: Were 1896 or 1848 Like 2016?
Historian Brion McClanahan joins me to discuss pivotal moments in American history to see if they're genuine parallels with the present election cycle.

Show notes for Ep. 678
38 min
June 09, 2016 Ep. 678 Trump and History: Were 1896 or 1848 Like 2016?
Historian Brion McClanahan joins me to discuss pivotal moments in American history to see if they're genuine parallels with the present election cycle. Show notes for Ep. 678
38 min
June 08, 2016 Ep. 677 Our Politically Correct Totalitarians
Keith Preston, who is neither a conservative nor a libertarian but who's never dull, skewers political correctness in this provocative episode. According to Herbert Marcuse, on some things there is no other side to the argument worth considering, so it's all right to suppress alternative voices. That's the key to understanding the enemies of free speech today.

Show notes for Ep. 677
37 min
June 08, 2016 Ep. 677 Our Politically Correct Totalitarians
Keith Preston, who is neither a conservative nor a libertarian but who's never dull, skewers political correctness in this provocative episode. According to Herbert Marcuse, on some things there is no other side to the argument worth considering, so it's all right to suppress alternative voices. That's the key to understanding the enemies of free speech today. Show notes for Ep. 677
37 min

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