It's great to see you here!

Thanks for your response. I can agree that there is something seriously wrong with the world, but I have my doubts about whether anybody is in control. I believe the ongoing political battles for dominance

Thanks for clearing up the implications of advocating for open borders. I hadn't thought about it before this big "controversy" between anarchists. I just assumed that open borders meant not

I didn't understand why this argument had to be made because it is so obvious to any voluntaryist/anarcho-capitalist that state borders are simply a violently enforced fiction, just like any other state

I love your "be famous" suggestion. Since practically nobody knows me, my goal for my first post wasn't to make money but to get a few followers. Success! Thanks for your help.

What a great idea! The labels are what make communication so hard. Having to define your terms for someone who has already pre-judged them can kill the conversation.

Thanks for not mentioning names. It is too sad when people we previously admired sell out, but you can call them out for it on principle without pointing fingers. As you did here brilliantly.

You are right that it is the state that is the enemy. There is a possibility of competing governments, or even government by contract, but I didn't see that distinction between state and government until

I'm not sure. I'm planning to talk to Sky next week about Libertopia.

The "power vacuum" concept is mind-boggling. The glaring assumption that statists don't seem to recognize, let alone analyze, is the idea that all humans WANT to be forcibly dominated by another

Great way to show the foolishness of statist arguments against anarchy, except many (most?) statists find the idea of starting a business almost as terrifying as living in a voluntary society.

So true. Anarchism isn't just about building a new, free, peaceful society. It is about stopping the hate.

The possibility of living in a free society in my lifetime used to seem hopeless, but things are changing so fast, it now seems inevitable to me.

Now I understand why I was never a statist. Being a preacher's kid and seeing the reality behind the rhetoric inoculated me against the insanity of all religious dogmas. Spirituality is an individual thing,

This is very helpful information. Thanks.

This is very helpful. I'm still trying to figure out how to add good images to my introductory post and how to inform the few people who know me that they might want to be on Steemit, if they aren't already.

Liberty means taking responsibility, but it is important to be reminded that one cannot escape responsibility by giving up liberty. Thank you.

The pictures are a great way to make your point.

This explains something I've often wondered about. How can people complain about being bored when there are so many things to do and think about in the world? They are simply not taking responsibility

I've seen and appreciated all your videos. This is another great one.