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When did you stop believing in the crazy idea of government and all its trappings (such as voting)?Government in 1993. All its trappings in 2005!If we practice nonviolent communication, coupled with agorism, when do you think we'll see complete liberty (at least in a town or city)?Within a generation
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Wes Bertrand wrote a new blog: "Episode 183 - Moving beyond domination culture".
Guests Mark of http://reasonup.net/ and ScottEthics has predominantly been an externally imposed, or extrinsic, motivator for humans--thus revealing its problemsBeyond Good and Evil: Marshall Rosenberg On Creating a Nonviolent ...
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Wes Bertrand wrote a new blog: "Episode 182 - Authority and compliance, parenting ethics roundtable".
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/19/nyregion/babys-latest-going-diaperless-at-home-or-even-in-the-park.htmlNonviolent communication, or ...
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"James ." commented on Wes Bertrand's Blog "Episode 180 - The nature of human fallibility, rightness and wrongness".Thank you, Wes. Take care!
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Wes Bertrand wrote a new blog: "Episode 181 - The nature of the good life".
April 13-14 nvc conference in Oxnard, CAhttp://chooseconnection.squarespace.com/2013-presentation-schedule/Two Beers With Steve Podcast (with Brett and me)http://twobeerswithsteve.libsyn.com/is-society-progressing"The purpose of morality is to ...
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"Wes Bertrand" commented on Wes Bertrand's Blog "Episode 180 - The nature of human fallibility, rightness and wrongness".
You bet, James. Thanks for the suggestion! I just submitted the application, so unless they're biased against freedom, we should be good to go! :) I'll put the Stitcher banner on the podcast page and mention it on the show too. Cheers.
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"James ." commented on Wes Bertrand's Blog "Episode 180 - The nature of human fallibility, rightness and wrongness".
Can you put the podcast on Stitcher? The podcast will get much more exposure.
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by Peace Requires Anarchy 10 months agoI recently read Gustave de Molinari's essay "The Production of Security" ( here: http://praxeology.net/GM-PS.htm ) and saw the phrase "complete liberty."
"Either communistic production is superior to free production, or it is not.
"If it is, then it must be for all things, not just for security.
"If not, progress requires that it be replaced by free production.
"Complete communism or complete liberty: that is the alternative!"
Is this where you got the phrase from? If not, I am curious what made you think of the phrase "complete liberty."
Personally I think the term is quite descriptive; it distinguishes consistent libertarians from minarchists who identify as libertarians. Yet interestingly I haven't come across the phrase anywhere besides that translation of Molinari's essay and your website.
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by Peace Requires Anarchy 1 year agoHi Wes, I just found your website and signed up because I know I love what you advocate. I am wondering if there is any activity going on here, though. A brief look around tells me that it's tending towards the condition of my blog: a ghost town (I make up about half of my blog hits :-)). I see that the forum is inactive.
