EP3 – Seeing Government for What it Is
In this episode, I discuss the nature of government in the United States, while building upon themes discussed in previous ones. I also discuss the […]
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Succinctly VII: Good
Previously, we identified “evil” as being an action taken in an effort to realize irrational greed. An “evil person” is one who is motivated primarily, […]
Succinctly VI: Evil
Not for nothing that in several major world religions, the sin mankind committed that doomed it forever was to eat from the Tree of Knowledge […]
Succinctly V: The State
For all Americans, the single biggest force that influences the conduct of our lives and the degree to which we’re able to sustain our existence […]
Succinctly III: The Extent of Rights, One’s Legitimate Concerns
Treatise III: The Extent of Rights and One’s Legitimate Concerns Every human being owns his or her own body and the rights that logically arise […]
Succinctly Treatise II: Rights
If the knowledge of individual self-ownership is the river of all objective truth, then one of its major tributaries is the concept of human rights. […]
Succinctly I: Foreword, Individual Self-Ownership
It is my belief that the average American of less than 40 years is utterly philosophically bankrupt. I’m convinced that this is the result of […]
Libertarians Must Also Resist Disparaging Large Groups of Individuals
Philosophizing by Kyle A. Lohmeier As a dummy who spends far too much time in various political and philosophical discussion groups on Facebook, I notice […]
‘Political Compass’ Quizzes
Mansplaining by Kyle A. Lohmeier If one is dumb and spends time on political groups on Facebook, as I am and do, they’ll find no […]
The Word ‘libertarian’ Has Become Sullied
Analysis by Kyle A. Lohmeier It’s 1991. I’m 14 years old and eagerly awaiting the release of Metallica’s new album, the self-titled, so-called “black” album. […]