Re: Lew Rockwell on immigration, civil liberties, police etc
... Well, O.K., but *Rockwell* wasn't a Republican 20 years ago; he was claiming to be a radical libertarian. In fact, he was claiming that this sort of vile
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Re: compromises with anarchy
... Oh, come on Josh. "Bring them"? And if they decide that they don't want to be "brought"? There is no way to forcibly exile people from their homes without
Re: compromises with anarchy
... Right. So why do you suppose that it is that it's so much rarer to see soi-disant libertarians disagreeing about locking innocent drug users in cages for a
Re: Lew Rockwell on immigration (corrected link)
... Sure; I'm open to good-faith meta-disagreement about that. Although it would help somewhat if I knew more about your reasons for thinking so. (For what
Re: Cutting off the tip of prejudicial points of entry
... (Or the decision can simply be rejected in childhood and adulthood -- as some intersex folks do, when not coerced; gender isn't a team sport, after all,
Re: compromises with anarchy
... No doubt people take many things to be obvious that are not as obvious as they think. But when an innocent individual person, who has committed no moral
Re: Lew Rockwell on immigration (corrected link)
... But surely there are boundary conditions on how far this kind of reasoning can go while still counting as Anarchistic. Lenin was ostensibly not for War
Re: Lew Rockwell on immigration (corrected link)
... It's certainly true that (a tiny minority of) Anarchists do disagree with an immediatist no-borders approach to immigration. But I'm not convinced that
Re: LaRouche vs. Mises
... As further background, LaRouche came out of the Trotskyist milieu in the 1960s -- passing through the SWP and the Sparts, and then wandered into a series
Re: tresspass damages
... Well, "we" don't currently fine trespassers. Government does. (And they collect the proceeds, too.) Whether it would or would not be justified for us to
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