Welcome to Keith Knight. Don't tread on anyone in the Libertarian Institute. Today, I'm going to be

discussing philosophy with my favorite philosopher, Stefan Molanoe, of Free Domain Radio. Mr. Malinu,

where is the best place for people to find all of the excellent content you have provided?

I'm available in your conscience. Just dig down to what you know is right and my bald head will be smiling back at you.

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Assume I have never heard of anarchy or anarchism before, or maybe I just associate it with chaos,

how would you introduce me to the idea?

Well, I think the first thing that I would do is say that the concept of anarchism or

voluntarism is nothing different than anything you've ever been taught about in your life.

When you were a kid in

kindergarten, what were the two big rules? Number one, do not belt other kids. Do not hit other

kids. Now, if you're self-defense, you know, because that's what always happens if there's a fight.

He started it, man. So it's that aspect of things is pretty simple, pretty clear, which is don't initiate the use of force against others.

And, you know, don't lie in terms of like something substantial or fraudulent or whatever, right?

That's number one.

And number two is keep your mitts on your own stuff, right?

Don't take other kids' toys, don't take other

kids lunch, and so on. Don't steal their underpants if you're a particularly creepy kid.

So, you know, keep your word, don't use force, don't take other people's stuff. I wish it were

more complicated than that, because then I could claim to be some

kind of brilliant guy, but that's all it is. Now, the strange thing that happens in the world

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