Kevin Carson: “…changing the fundamental structure of our system… will be extremely difficult (if not impossible) through the political process.”
Thomas L. Knapp, ever the optimist, hopes that Tea Parties and anarchists can both get their acts together.
Alex R. Knight III on the danger of using government as a vehicle of change.
Darian Worden: A stateless society would be better at preventing attacks like the Moscow subway bombing.
Kevin Carson: “…But why would we want those people to move forward, anyway?”
Thomas L. Knapp on the breaking of eggs to supposedly make the Obamacare omelet.
Kevin Carson: “If you don’t believe big government liberalism has its roots in the ideology of the professional classes, or that it’s centrist and managerial at its heart, just take a look at what mainstream liberals regard as ‘extreme’ these days.”
Alex R. Knight III on the “well, automobile insurance is mandatory” mindset.
Consent makes for superior social and economic relations than authority.
Thomas L. Knapp asks “What did you expect?”
Kevin Carson on truth and justice versus the American Way
Alex R. Knight III: “Collective will” is just another word for “shotgun wedding.”
Just because you’re paranoid, that doesn’t mean Kevin Carson isn’t out to get you.
Dave Chappell is onto you. And himself.
Darian Worden on building a free world.
Kevin Carson: “The only people who get rich playing by the rules are the people who make the rules.”
Kevin Carson explains that so-called “intellectual property” adds to GDP only by perversely counting unnecessary costs as productivity.
Thomas L. Knapp on what the Ides of March ought to remind us of.
Alex R. Knight III offers an anarchist reflection on the seven year anniversary of her death.
Kevin Carson: “The struggle between big government and big business is about as authentic as the struggle between a “good cop” and “bad cop” in a police interrogation room.”
