The wondrous, non-coercive philosophy of anarcho-capitalism

[jogger08152]

Guys,

AC's on here frequently compare their "non-coercive" philosophy with that of organized government, no matter how small.

Please: Give this podcast a listen and judge for yourself.

http://www.freedomainradio.com/Traff...e_beasts32.mp3

The speaker is Stefan Molyneux, anarcho-capitalist and host of freedomainradio.com.

The whole podcast is about 20 minutes long, but you can get right to the meat by starting at at 8 min, 0 seconds (Begins with "However, the stateless society goes much, much further in preventing crime..."). This will give you an excellent look at the peaceful, non-coercive nature of AC.

The stuff from 9 min, 0 seconds (beginning "Suppose that you wake up one morning and decide to become a thief...") is especially enlightening.

Note: if you are an AC who argues against government because you are forced to participate whether or not you want to, you owe it to yourself to listen to this.

Hope you guys find this as informative as I did.

Best regards,
Jogger