People that are leery of anarchy, I understand not being comfortable with this brave new world, but let's just try to agree on the worst excesses of the state first and agree to put those out.

And then we see where we can go next and next.

And maybe we see we can go further and further and increase freedom and increase our prosperity and reduce the damage the state does to us.

And we'll see eventually that less and less of it's necessary to what we think is necessary.

You're listening to the Corbett Report.

Welcome friends, James Corbett here at CorbettRepport.com in a conversation that is being recorded on the 25th of June 2019, at least here on this side of the dateline.

And today we're talking to an old friend, an old, old, old, old old guest of the corporate report, specifically from Corporate Report Radio 99, which I'm sure you all remember from seven years ago now, where we talked about against intellectual property with today's Stefan Kinsella, who is available at stephancinecine.com.

I will, of course, put the link in the show notes.

But for those who might not remember that conversation, long story short, Stefan Kinsella is an attorney and libertarian writer in Houston.

He is founder and executive editor of Libertarian Papers, founder and director of the Center for

the Study of Innovative Freedom, a member of the editorial board of reason papers, a member of

the editorial advisory board of the Monarch Review, a member of the advice. I could go on and on and on,

but I'll let you read through the About page on his website for yourself.

Perhaps more to the point, he's a registered patent attorney and former adjunct professor at South Texas College of Law, who has published numerous articles and books on IP law, international law, and the application of libertarian principles to legal topics.

Stefan Kinsella, thank you for joining us on the program today.

Glad to be here.

All right, so let's get the bona fides on the record for today's conversation.

As I say, we have talked in the past about your work on intellectual property.

If people do not know about your work against intellectual property, they really should check it out.

I always recommend the

Kinsella on Liberty Podcast as a great conversation, an ongoing conversation where you go over

the same topics over and over and over and over, but it is necessary because so many people

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