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By: The Liberty Papers»Blog Archive » Why Any Rights At All?

The Liberty Papers»Blog Archive » Why Any Rights At All? — Mon, 12 Jun 2006 05:57:27 +0000

[...] I’ve discussed Problem 1 at length both here and at my own blog. The major defect in this view is that it posits the existence of ‘The People’ as a single entity, a collective. This differs from ‘the people’ as used by the Framers to denote a collection of individuals who share a common government. The idea of a collective, of group selection, has little or no basis in reality. It hasn’t been shown to exist. Rather, as outlined by Adam Smith and corroborated by two decades of economists, mathematicians, progress and cooperation are simply epiphenomena relating to self interest. To quote Terry Pratchett: ‘I’m sure we can all pull together, sir.’ [...]

By: OK so I’m not really a cowboy. » Blog Archive » New Carry Gun: NAA Black Widow

Sun, 14 May 2006 06:49:08 +0000

[...] You can tell a lot about a person’s political and personal ideology by the way he views firearms. It’s often enough a signal of how they feel about the role of the state and whether they ascribe to negative or positive liberty. I felt the way I did literally years before I ever picked up that first gun. And now I own a couple as a more visible testament to how I feel about leftists. [...]

By: OK so I’m not really a cowboy. » Blog Archive » On Human Rights

OK so I’m not really a cowboy. » Blog Archive » On Human Rights — Mon, 17 Apr 2006 13:25:04 +0000

[...] This’ll proceed more or less in the vein of On Freedom, comparing original definitions to the current ones, analyzing whether they’re contradictory or not, and then showing why the modern definition, rather than expanding our rights, instead serves to chain us to the rocky morasse of government (I’ve never seen a rocky morasse, but rocks are useful to chain things to, so this metaphorical morasse has rocks in it.) [...]

By: OK so I’m not really a cowboy. » Blog Archive » Search Strings People Used to Get Here

Sat, 04 Mar 2006 08:46:41 +0000

[...] Also, On Freedom continues to be my most popular page, with twice as many requests as the next. Unsurprising since I’m pretty sure it’s the best piece on this blog, and one of the best things I’ve written outside the bio arena, period. [...]

By: OK so I’m not really a cowboy. » Blog Archive » A Tale of Two Liberals: Classic vs. Modern Liberalism and the Road to Totalitarianism

Sat, 28 Jan 2006 02:50:33 +0000

[...] Now, for a few definitions: Classical Liberalism: The Founding Fathers represent the most prolific example of this philosophy. I discussed probably the most important tenet of their stance in my essay On Freedom. They were committed to the idea of liberty, of being left to do as you pleased so long as it hurt no one else. In the social sphere, they made this clear with the Bill of Rights, which enshrined rights that the government would have no power to infringe; these include the right of free speech, the right to keep and bear arms, religion, and others thought of as cornerstones of modern government. In the economic sphere, they showed a preference for a laissez-faire economy with a minimum of restrictions and taxation. The essential governing document of the Classic Liberal is The US Constitution, a document whose most notable aspect was the LIMITATION OF POWER of the government to what the Founding Fathers felt was the minimum necessary to ensure protection of individual autonomy and property rights. It is my personal opinion that no better governing document has ever been written, and no better ruling philosophy has ever been realized. [...]

By: The Unrepentant Individual » Carnival of Liberty XXVI

The Unrepentant Individual » Carnival of Liberty XXVI — Wed, 28 Dec 2005 15:01:11 +0000

[...] One post in particular (unrelated to the wiretaps) stood out. This post was titled On Freedom, submitted by OK so I’m not really a cowboy. It is a great discussion of liberty and the chimera known as “positive liberty”. One of the better liberty-oriented posts I’ve seen in a while, and this author is returning to blogging after a long hiatus, so I highly suggest you spend a little time over there seeing what he’s put up so far. [...]

By: Target Centermass

Target Centermass — Wed, 28 Dec 2005 04:05:59 +0000

Carnival of Liberty XXVI

Welcome to Carnival of Liberty XXVI, smack in the heart of the holiday season.
But first, a few preliminaries.
This carnival is primarily, though not exclusively, the work of the Life, Liberty, Property community, and I’d like to thank its fou…

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