The Tom Woods Show, episode 566.

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about something truly fundamental today, and that is the non-aggression principle. And this principle

has actually come under attack even by libertarian thinkers. People who call

themselves libertarians have been saying lately, you know, maybe we ought to chuck this whole

thing and forget all about it. And I want to talk a little bit about that. And joining me to do that

is who else, our old friend, Stefan Kinsella, who is a tremendous libertarian legal theorist. He's the author of Against Intellectual Property. He's the author of many important and path-breaking scholarly articles in the libertarian tradition. And you can follow him over at stephancinecicella.com.

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