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One work, as suggested by Rothbard, that really got me thinking is "No Treason: Constitution of No Authority" by Lysander Spooner.
-- Lysander SpoonerThe State!
, "Digital Fortress" by Dan Brown, "The Anubis Gates" by Tim Powers, "Vices Are Not Crimes" by Lysander Spooner, "1984" by George Orwell, "Thrice Upon a Time" by J.P. Hogan, "How to be a Successful Tyrant" by Larken Rose, anything by Lysander Spooner.
Quotes
" -Lysander Spooner "
Everything the state says is a lie and everything it has, it has
stolen.
Quotes To Ponder
" Lysander Spooner "The real culprits are those who
created a system that makes it dangerous to work and safe to loaf.
Happy Tyrants Day, Everybody!
Lysander Spooner - NORTHERN ABOLITIONIST -
"No Treason" : "If you [the South] will not pay us our price [i.
Private roads
" lysander spooner(1:38:20 pm)eric-the-read:Its
completely fair to say "holy shit those railroads were built on
exterminated land, seized from peasant immigrants" and then point
out "yeah, and they made the society richer!
Politically, which way do you lean?
What about the great individualists like Lysander
Spooner and Voltairine de Cleyre.
If there were no welfare programs available in your community, which would you choose to help?
Lysander Spooner made mincemeat out of the social contract
theory:No TreasonNo middle ground is possible on this subject.
Is a welfare system a good idea? Or does taxing for it just take money away from hard-working people who earned it?
"--Lysander Spooner, No Treason: The Constitution of No
Authority, 1869
Do you consider government taxes (such as income tax) a form of theft?
"-Lysander
Spooner The difference between a plumber and a thug who
calls himself a government agent is that you invite the plumber and
voluntarily enter into contracts.
Is a welfare system a good idea? Or does taxing for it just take money away from hard-working people who earned it?
" --Lysander Spooner, No Treason: The Constitution of No
Authority, 1869
