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The twelve principles of Universally preferable behavior
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What I believe
These are the building blocks our new world ought to be -- nay, will be -- constructed upon.
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On ruler morality vs. peasant morality
"The rules are for the peasants, not for the rulers." Or, how the very same act is either "good" or "bad" depending on rhetoric, sleight of hand, magic, lies.
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A possible reason that explains why some people lie
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To eliminate theft, we must eliminate property... wait, WHAT?
Across time, "geniuses" have proposed to abolish the concept of property in order to (among other "noble goals") get rid of theft. That's just pure folly, and ...
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If it's not voluntary, it's tyranny
The good or evil nature of an action is always defined primarily by whether it's voluntary.
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Oh, so you care about the artist?
Well then, let's see what you're doing about it!
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Monopolies of the mind
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The beast
By Stefan Molyneux.
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On law, government and other mythologies of enslavement
How others turn you into an instrument of their agendas.
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Moral dumbfounding, statism and you
That thing which happens in every debate with a statist, and which every libertarian knows full well, is actually well-studied. It even has a name.
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