Two guys I really like (Vin Armani and Pete Quinones) have been trading some thoughts on counter economics recently. Pete said something like, “Any strategy to defeat the expanding technocracy that does not include counter-economics should be rethought, or abandoned.” … Continue reading →
Today I was chatting with Nicole Sauce on facebook and discussing what to do for today’s show. One thing she suggested was perhaps, “why libertarians often come off as assholes and what they can do to better serve their marketing … Continue reading →
Lyn Ulbricht is a political activist and advocate for individual freedom, privacy and criminal justice reform. She is also the mother of Ross Ulbricht, who was sentenced to double life without parole for all non-violent charges associated with his role … Continue reading →
Note – There will be ZERO teacher bashing in this show. Well zero teacher bashing as a wholesale group anyway, I promise. Yesterday I pointed out how many problems and divisions in society would not even exist if the state … Continue reading →
In Episode 1421 I discussed both the Estonian E-Citizen Program and Ecuador’s new Digital Currency and asked a simple question, could digital currencies and the concept of E-Citizenry be used to create a virtual nation. I think this is a … Continue reading →
I call myself a personal libertarian. What do I mean by that? I mean that I simply accept society isn’t ready for some of the changes I have experienced in my life, they are not ready to be responsible for … Continue reading →
I am joined today but the first ever political candidate on TSP. Shawn Hipskind my long time friend is running for Governor of the State of Arkansas as a Libertarian. Shawn’s real goal isn’t so much winning but to bring … Continue reading →
We have had some pretty good discussions about libertarian concepts on the blog here in a very old article I posted almost 4 years ago. I guess something happened a lot of new people found it. What I am coming … Continue reading →
We just had Brian Newhouse on with a discussion on Permaville. Since then I have been reading his book and while I like a lot of it, there are some compoenents I don’t agree with. Such as having land “where … Continue reading →
I spend a lot of time on “individual liberty”. I do so because I think the tide to turn government is so deep that it will take decades or longer to really change things. Until such time I refuse to … Continue reading →
