In this special edition of the Liberty Weekly Podcast, I compare Lysander Spooner's interpretation of the Magna Carta to the modern mainstream interpretation as told by leading British legal historian Ann Lyon. This is the second entry covering Lysander Spooner's essay "Trial By Jury." Listen to the first installment here: Jury Nullification Ep. 56 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libertyweekly/support

I wanted to do another episode of Liberation Library focused on "Anatomy of the State." Of course, who better to join me than Keith Knight, who has recently been killing it on his YouTube Channel by interviewing great figures in the Liberty Movement. Hope you enjoy our chat as much as I did! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libertyweekly/support

I wanted to do another episode of Liberation Library focused on "Anatomy of the State." Of course, who better to join me than Keith Knight, who has recently been killing it on his YouTube Channel by interviewing great figures in the Liberty Movement. Hope you enjoy our chat as much as I did!

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I wanted to do another episode of Liberation Library focused on "Anatomy of the State." Of course, who better to join me than Keith Knight, who has recently been killing it on his YouTube Channel by interviewing great figures in the Liberty Movement. Hope you enjoy our chat as much as I did! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libertyweekly/support

For my first speaking even with the Liberty Weekly Podcast, I argue that there really were two wars for colonial independence: one led with words and debate by the founding fathers, and the real war for independence that was waged by thousands of average, liberty loving people through insurgency, agorism, and a passionate defense of natural liberty. Furthermore, I assert that every day libertarians should revere the second revolution over the first, and look to it for guidance. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libertyweekly/support

For my first speaking even with the Liberty Weekly Podcast, I argue that there really were two wars for colonial independence: one led with words and debate by the founding fathers, and the real war for independence that was waged by thousands of average, liberty loving people through insurgency, agorism, and a passionate defense of natural liberty. Furthermore, I assert that every day libertarians should revere the second revolution over the first, and look to it for guidance.

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Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libertyweekly/support

For my first speaking even with the Liberty Weekly Podcast, I argue that there really were two wars for colonial independence: one led with words and debate by the founding fathers, and the real war for independence that was waged by thousands of average, liberty loving people through insurgency, agorism, and a passionate defense of natural liberty. Furthermore, I assert that every day libertarians should revere the second revolution over the first, and look to it for guidance. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libertyweekly/support

It's been too long since I've done a solo episode. For this one, I hop on the mic for the first installment in a new series focusing on trial by jury. Using Lysander Spooner's "Trial by Jury" as a framework, this series will explore the simple fact that juries have the ancient right to judge both the facts and the justice of the laws. This first episode introduces the fundamental importance of that fact. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libertyweekly/support

It's been too long since I've done a solo episode. For this one, I hop on the mic for the first installment in a new series focusing on trial by jury. Using Lysander Spooner's "Trial by Jury" as a framework, this series will explore the simple fact that juries have the ancient right to judge both the facts and the justice of the laws. This first episode introduces the fundamental importance of that fact.

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Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libertyweekly/support

It's been too long since I've done a solo episode. For this one, I hop on the mic for the first installment in a new series focusing on trial by jury. Using Lysander Spooner's "Trial by Jury" as a framework, this series will explore the simple fact that juries have the ancient right to judge both the facts and the justice of the laws. This first episode introduces the fundamental importance of that fact. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/libertyweekly/support