I do believe that our concept of morality, that what it's basically been is the embodiment

of our recognition as a species, that this is not a very smart way for us to move forward.

Because every single time we have these violent conflicts, we really risk eliminating some

of the most valuable members of our community.

You're listening to The Corbett Report.

Welcome back, James Corbett here, CorbettReport.com, 4th of December 2017.

And today we're going to be talking to a guest that you should know by now,

because I've been on his show a couple of times, but it's the first time he's been on the

Corbett Report. I'm talking about Vin Armani, who has his fingers in a number of pies. He is not

only the host of the appropriately entitled Vin Armani show via the auspices of ActivistPost.com,

and he's not only a contributor to the always interesting countermarkets newsletter at

countermarkets.com, but he is also the author of a brand new or relatively new book called

Self-ownership, the Foundation of Property and Morality.

And more information on that book, including how you can purchase it, is available at vinarmani.com.

Vin, thank you so much for taking the time to talk with us today.

James, thank you for having me on.

A total honor.

Thank you for the invite.

I appreciate you being here to talk about an important subject.

But before we get into today's conversation, which is going to be about your book,

I think there's an interesting point of accord between be about your book, I think it's,

there's an interesting point of accord between us that we should bring to the viewers'

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