Long: Does legalizing gay marriage go far enough?

D’Amato: That state grants of monopoly power are thought to be associated with “freedom” says a lot about the backwardness of the corporate economy that covers the world.

Carson: MoveOn would like to, but it just can’t.

Knapp: So why don’t we treat it like one?

Carson v. the Hegemon

Why on earth would anyone trust the state as a reliable mechanism for protecting the interests of the weak against those of the strong, when the state itself is a center of power?

Bradley Coufal conducts an email interview with Charles Johnson and Gary Chartier regarding Market Not Capitalism. Sample: “For the sake of gaining some background on the both of you in order to contextualize your position, can you explain, briefly, where you see yourself politically, and where you see libertarianism proper (left-lib?) on the political spectrum? Along this same…

Carson: Take heart, for Babylon’s days are numbered.

D’Amato updates Proudhon.

Tom Knapp: Newt Gingrich, Motherf—-r of Invention.

Kevin Carson to the 1%: Expect us.

Kevin Carson: The 1% needs us; we don’t need them.

Kevin Carson celebrates the state’s new equal opportunity thuggery

Kevin Carson explains why getting our heads in a good place isn’t enough.

David S. D’Amato on the real lesson of 9/11.

Although right-wingers like to present the issue as one of preventing the state from redistributing wealth downward, the real issue is one of stopping the state from redistributing wealth upward.

Kevin Carson: He claims to distrust government. But he’s either stupid or a liar.

Tom Knapp on new developments in the information war.

The people had their revolution stolen out from under them by Sachs and his ilk.

David S. D’Amato points to Afghanistan and explains that positions of arbitrary political power ought to be abolished rather than filled.