Episode 113 - Property rights enforcement versus the injustices of statism
Complete Liberty Podcast · Wes Bertrand
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Show Notes
State created and supported assets will tend to become liabilities in a free market
The fundamental difference between a system of private property and so-called public property is that the former entails accountability, consent, and jurisdiction while the latter entails unjust coercion based on collectivistic abstractions
"private property" is a redundancy and "public property" is a contradiction in terms
Confessions of a Recovering Ideologue, Part I
http://gene-callahan.blogspot.com/2010/05/confessions-of-recovering-ideologue.html
His LRC archives
http://www.lewrockwell.com/callahan/callahan-arch.html
"State" doesn't exist; it's just a collectivistic abstraction
Property is just an extension of self-ownership
Individuals must use rationality to resolve things in a mutually beneficial fashion
Big picture timeline of humanity and innovation
http://www.kurzweilai.net/meme/frame.html?main=/articles/art0274.html
Government operates based on collectivism and "might makes right"
Property brings about freedom; statism brings about slavery
bumper music "The Tide Is Turning" by Roger Waters
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