The case against coercion, made plainly.
Long-form interviews, short-form arguments, and a paper that reasons from the one moral standard every human already shares: pain is bad whoever feels it, and no one owns another person.
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The paper
Free Speech, Freely Delivered.
The case against coercion, argued from the one standard every human already shares.
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Shorts
The argument, in under a minute.
Modern causes
The same standard, applied without exemption.
Each issue below is argued the same way: from the harm done to a person who never consented, not from politics, tradition, or taste.
Abortion
A human life is not made valuable by being wanted.
Read the argumentAnimal Slaughter
Pain is pain, whether or not the sufferer can plead.
Read the argumentCancer
Ten million deaths a year, and one obvious argument is never offered.
Read the argumentGang and Drug Violence
The street and the state both rule by the gun.
Read the argumentGovernment Coercion
Authority does not create the right to compel.
Read the argumentHuman Trafficking
Ownership of a person is the oldest lie in politics.
Read the argumentHunger
Nobody chooses to starve. Someone chooses to let them.
Read the argumentWars of Aggression
No flag turns murder into policy.
Read the argumentThe collage of principles
What anarchists and Christian freedom lovers already agree on
Past guests
Voices on the record
James CorbettPolitical ResearcherTTheModelAnarchistPolitical PhilosopherDJDr. John FudensFormer VeterinarianD Dr Douglass HulstedtFormer Autistic Children DoctorWho should we put on the record?
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