https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpPTzBEC1qc In this episode of the show, Keith and I take on the classic blueprint for a free society: Frederic Bastiat's "The Law." A special thanks to new patron Joshua Bond! Episode 99 of the Liberty Weekly Podcast is Brought to you...
A woman called the Gestapo to seize her brother's guns. On her word of unspecified "danger" alone, as is now the law in Maryland, the cops came right over and killed him to death. And so the fantasy of government as peacemaker comes right up against the reality of who...
Anarchy, decentralized law, call it what you will. The key benefit of anarchy, from both the left and right wing perspectives, is that the cost of enforcement is integrated into the form of the law. If a certain punishment is too expensive to enforce, then the market...
Jeffrey Kaye, a psychologist and writer on torture, discusses the latest developments in the ACLU’s lawsuit (on behalf of former Guantanamo detainees) against James Elmer Mitchell and John “Bruce” Jessen, the psychologists who designed the CIA’s post-9/11 torture...
Mario Murillo, Professor and Chair of the Radio, Television, Film department in the Lawrence Herbert School of Communication at Hofstra University, discusses why the FARC peace agreement failed a popular vote in Colombia, and the government’s failure to address the...
Sticks and stones may break human bones -- but hurt feelings are incredibly lucrative, if you belong to a "specially protected class," and are allied with an unaccountable commissar who is contemptuous of the law and determined to destroy property rights.
Philip Dru interviews Father Frank Morales, an Episcopal priest and rights advocate who heads The Campaign to Demilitarize the Police, about his experiences at the World Trade Center immediately following the attacks of September 11th, and the laws that followed them....
