Juan Ayala, the host of the Libertarian Knight podcast, sheds light on the Non-Aggression Principle (NAP), a fundamental tenet in libertarian philosophy, that prioritizes non-violence and peaceful coexistence. NAP argues against the initiation of force against any person or their property, a position that extends not only to individual actions but also to business dealings and government policies. The podcast further discusses the key libertarian philosophers, Ayn Rand and Murray Rothbard, whose works support this principle. Particularly, the subject of taxation, seen by libertarians as a form of government aggression, is examined. Libertarians propose privatization and market-driven solutions to provide essential services, eliminating the need for forceful taxation. Featuring a quote from Larry Sharpe, the Libertarian candidate for Governor of New York, Ayala emphasizes that NAP isn't just a philosophical stance, but a practical guide for peaceful problem-solving and governance. The episode concludes with an encouragement for listeners to envision society's potential when underpinned by non-violence and voluntary cooperation.