The Eyre Affair

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Is that really what keeps most folks’ attention today? Being entertained by thugs that steal your money to pay their salary and to spend on things with which you morally disagree? To be entertained by the unquestioning eternal war these thugs have waged - usurping your liberty under the auspices of security? To be entertained by some gossip about pretty people?

Escape this matrix. Think for yourself.

just saw your interview on ‘freedom watch’ and i have to be blunt: you’re the type of person that is bastardizing what it means to self-describe as a libertarian. your inability or unwillingness to debate the merits of u.s. foreign aggression abroad is cowardly.

you know in your heart of hearts that such actions are not moral. but, caught up in the game of politics i fear you’ve justified propping up the ‘us vs. them’ mindset to garner votes in your district. you’re willingness to advance your position (if securing an office paid for by money stolen from those that create wealth and seeking to control them is ‘advancing’) to the detriment of others (including destruction of their property and persons) is shameful. and it surely violates the non-aggression principle that real libertarians espouse.

your actions do have consequences. bad ideas have bad consequences. instead of peddling the same scare tactics of Statists of all stripes i encourage you to advocate that individuals have complete autonomy over themselves - up until the point that they initiate force against others. for more on this, i encourage you to check out the resources me and a couple of buds complied: http://motorhomediaries.com/principles-by-which-we-live/

i know, when we and a growing number of others advancing the voluntary society lay our heads down at night we do so confidently that we lived that day morally - not violating the rights of others. if you continue to advocate what i heard you say on ‘freedom watch’ can you honestly claim the same?

statement i just left on the wall of jesse kelly - a self-described libertarian running for office in arizona - who, along with adam kokesh, was a guest on freedom watch recently (linked to from lewrockwell.com). let’s see if he responds…