Arm your Mind for Liberty
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| Blog Name: | Arm your Mind for Liberty |
| Url: | http://georgedonnelly.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | libertarian, voluntaryist, anarchist |
| Description: | I'm a dad who keeps myself busy plotting a better world for you, me, and the next generation. The non-aggression principle is my north star. I like to shoot and carry firearms since I own me, but strictly for self-defense. I'm a libertarian, a voluntaryist and a budding agorist. Join me on my blog or twitter. :) |
| Popularity: | 163 Followers |
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Would Wal-Mart be a Problem Without its Government Privileges?
Would Wal-Mart be so powerful, so destructive and so hated if not for the power granted it by governments? That’s the question that plagues me after watching Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price (2005). Wal-Mart gets government subsidies, a government grant of limited liability and favorable tax cuts. So why does an otherwise fi
Would Wal-Mart be so powerful, so destructive and so hated if not for the power granted it by governments? That’s the question that plagues me after watching Wal-Mart: The High Cost of Low Price (2005). Wal-Mart gets government subsidies, a government grant of limited liability and favorable tax cuts. So why does an otherwise fi
Check out the Free Market at Work in Argentina
In The Take (2004) laid off workers in an IMF-bankrupted nation demonstrate free market principles as they take back the means of production from bailed-out, absentee landlords and rebuild their own lives as productive people. To some it might look like a struggle against capitalism. But I would say it is an example of free market resistance to state capitalism, or fascism. Under their Noses An auto parts factory has been shut down. It’s no longer profitable, the owner says. The workers are owed $3.2 million in back pay and the factory is valued at $3.6 million. The ow
In The Take (2004) laid off workers in an IMF-bankrupted nation demonstrate free market principles as they take back the means of production from bailed-out, absentee landlords and rebuild their own lives as productive people. To some it might look like a struggle against capitalism. But I would say it is an example of free market resistance to state capitalism, or fascism. Under their Noses An auto parts factory has been shut down. It’s no longer profitable, the owner says. The workers are owed $3.2 million in back pay and the factory is valued at $3.6 million. The ow
Eminent Domain is Not Reasonable
I wrote this letter to the editor of the Glenside News in response to one published last week that argued, essentially, that eminent domain was reasonable, normal and very uncontroversial. This in response to the action there October 17. Eminent domain is not reasonable. Eminent d
I wrote this letter to the editor of the Glenside News in response to one published last week that argued, essentially, that eminent domain was reasonable, normal and very uncontroversial. This in response to the action there October 17. Eminent domain is not reasonable. Eminent d
Why do We Allow the Tyrant to Rule? [LRG Book]
What is it that inspires such cravenness in people that they cower before the tyrant? This is the question that sticks with me after reading Etienne de la Boetie’s The Discourse Of Voluntary Servitude with the Liberty Reading Group in October. I can understand fear of physical harm from a greater pow
What is it that inspires such cravenness in people that they cower before the tyrant? This is the question that sticks with me after reading Etienne de la Boetie’s The Discourse Of Voluntary Servitude with the Liberty Reading Group in October. I can understand fear of physical harm from a greater pow
Liberty Reading Group Reforming - Join us Now!
I‘m pleased to announce that our Liberty Reading Group is reforming and we’ve settled on Goodreads as its new home. The vendor I selected (booksprouts) has apparently gone under. Thanks to William Pearson for finding the replacement! Please accept my apologies for the inconvenience but keep in mind that Goodreads has con
I‘m pleased to announce that our Liberty Reading Group is reforming and we’ve settled on Goodreads as its new home. The vendor I selected (booksprouts) has apparently gone under. Thanks to William Pearson for finding the replacement! Please accept my apologies for the inconvenience but keep in mind that Goodreads has con
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