Liberty locked down.

Piscan your bar code.

Your liberty ain't gone, but yeah, son ho.

Where did it come from and where did it go?

It requires a fight, not tweeting from your phone.

Don't need a king.

Get them off the fucking throne.

If you're right with the thought, you've always got a home a home the virus is scared of will come a little go

The government knows this don't get treated like a ho

Let's get into the show

Here we go.

So here's the deal. The non-aggression principle is a great idea.

But you know what it requires? It requires you to defend yourself.

And it seems to me that many libertarians out there are unwilling to do so.

And if you're unwilling to do so, then your non-aggression principle is a one-way contract, and a one-way contract is worthless, because ultimately, they will do whatever they feel like unless you're willing to fight and die for your

freedom. That's the truth and the non-aggression principle is a great idea in the

sense that it it guides us on how we should treat others,

on how we should expect to be treated as well.

But ultimately, aggression requires aggression and response.

It does. I mean, it's called defense,

but it's still violence at the end of the day. And I think that many libertarians are afraid to be honest

about what the non-aggression principle actually requires because they don't want to be

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