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To the average citizen, the suggestion that society could function without a government is unfathomable. We have all been programmed with the notion that statelessness equals chaos and violence. This myth protects the state by making them appear valuable and necessary. For those who have the audacity to contemplate statelessness, one of the first questions to arise is: “How could the roads operate without a state?”

The original Volume 2 Article 6, Walter Block's "Reply to Prychitko on Austrian Dogmatism" that has since been removed from the Libertarian Papers web site. This is the article that the Mises Institute apparently doesn't want you to see.

History abounds with “end times” predictions. Often they’re of a religious nature, but radical politics has provided its share of such prophecies. When the Bolsheviks took control of Russia, for example, they believed that they were within years of instigating and leading worldwide revolution. Some early anarchists believed that they could usher in a millennium of statelessness through the right “Propaganda of the Deed” — kill the right politician, strike versus the right corporation, and the ball would roll quickly and unstoppably downhill.

An anarchist explains why Ian and Mark are wrong to reject the label "anarchist" to describe themselves, and welcomes them to the anarchist fold!

The demise of the United States as the global superpower could come far more quickly than anyone imagines. Perhaps even decades before this article predicts...

From Seth King at the Daily Anarchist:

"How To Privatize A Public Park"

Did the Seasteading Institute just get a technological boost? Gizmag reports that the FLOATEC Project has invented a new floating house/city technology targeted for the Netherlands and Italy, but perhaps this gives the Free State Project the competition needed to accelerate the pace toward 20,000? The article doesn't mention either the Seasteading Institute or the FSP, but it appears to be another useful way for the freedom-loving Seasteading Institute to realize their vision.

A Carlos Miller article about a Berkely Police Chief abusing his power by sending an officer to journalist's home at 12:45 am. First Amendment violation?

A blog article on Martin Luther King, and his goals as compared to the direction the country took following his death.