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The Top Ten Most Anarchist Moments of Ayn Rand
Ayn Rand’s Ten Most Anarchist Moments While Ayn Rand was nominally a statist, many of the passages from her works point toward anarchism as a political system that is compatible with Objectivism. The Source of individual Rights The source of … Continue reading
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A free market defense of Walmart? Not so fast.
In his November 27, 2013 Forbes article, Doug Altner asks the question, “Why do 1.4 million Americans work at walmart?” His answer, presumed to be along free market lines, is that walmart and its employees voluntarily trade value for value … Continue reading
Going Galt: Individuals Seceding by Wendy McElroy
Going Galt: Individuals Seceding by Wendy McElroy “In Rand’s novel Atlas Shrugged, a group of producers withdraw their talents from a parasitic society so as to speed along its collapse in order to rebuild on the ruins. But Going Galt … Continue reading
This article of mine was recently published at dailyanarchist.com In Praise of Looters: Harry Binswangers Defense of Goldman Sachs Harry Binswanger’s 2013 praise of Goldman Sachs at Forbes.com ignores the context that the US does not have a free market … Continue reading
Fast Food in a Freed Market Doesn’t Look Like This.
The Ayn Rand Institute continues it’s divorce from reality with its latest blog entry “The fast-food industry is not a burden” by Carl Svanberg. Apparently taking a que from fellow ARI associate Harry Binswanger, this author drops the context of … Continue reading
How to Spread Anarchy
Occasionally, someone will ask me why I spend time on orthodox objectivist forums, debating, and generally being exposed to the nastiness only statists seem capable of. Here is a copy of a message I received this week on reddit.com, where … Continue reading
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Top 10 Subreddits for Aspiring Agorists
The prospect of building a community outside of the state sanctioned economy can seem like a daunting task, but with a little creativity the range of actions open to the aspiring agorist are seemingly endless. The opportunities are all around … Continue reading
How to Become an Agorist and Fight the State in 7 Easy Steps
This list is presented in the interest of keeping resources out of the hands of the State and their accomplices in business by minimizing participation in the state economy by doing business in the informal economy whenever possible. Buy Used Buying … Continue reading
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An AnarchObjectivist’s Guide to Atlas Shrugged
Atlas Shrugged by Ayn Rand is the story of a group of anarcho-capitalists, led by inventor John Galt, who struggle against and eventually destroy the state and its allies in business. The anarcho-capitalists establish a private voluntaryist association, which they … Continue reading
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A beginners guide to AnarchObjectivism 