This is Monica Perez. Thank you so much for tuning in for this, our sixth episode of, but fifth

chapter of Our Enemy to State by Albert Ceyn Knock, and I just love it.

It's super libertarian.

It's fundamental.

It's fun and mental.

But I feel like we have lost track of the fundamentals of libertarianism because we've

fallen for this like identity stuff and your own interest, which was just not the way.

I mean, however you want to say this country was founded and knock will will disabuse you of the

conceived in liberty fantasies that you get from Rothbard,

who normally doesn't have fantasies,

but you, I always said,

regardless of what the intention of the founders was,

the reality was that the people who, I guess, had representatives that attested to this or consented to this,

they had a certain understanding of what this contract was.

And actually, I'm listening to history,

Homo sapiens talk about the Whiskey Rebellion,

and that's like I think was an aha moment

or an awakening where they said,

oh my gosh, like this really wasn't for us.

We fought this war, but it was really for other interests,

and knock will support that.

But for me,

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