The Libertists

Explained by example. You're sitting in your living room and mom has left to get something from the mail box, you sneak into her room, rifled through her purse and come away with six loose dollar bills. This is an example of an immoral act. It takes on this definition because it was done by an individual that realized the act was wrong and could get them in trouble. The person perpetrating this act was doing it when the mother had left the room, needing to do this thing in secret, away from observation. Now instead. You are sitting in your living room, Mother is at the dining table, you want money, you take your mother's purse, dump in on the floor and take what you want. Although the act itself still appears to be immoral, it is, in fact, Anti-moral by nature. Because the individual has no claim to morality or avenue by which to determine if the act is a valid way to deal with other people. This particular person holds no meaning, no way to say such an act is inappropr...

Citizen: You will have to pause between slides to read each slide This so-called training is like any other training you will find in corporate America. All of these objects that management call training are actually immoral indoctrination, where we are forced to give our consent without any legitimate counter argument. Worse, by appearing to give our consent we also appear to legitimize the texts written by the State, even when those texts harm us, harm our business, harm our livelihood. Corporate America should be ashamed, for it has turned us into a Police State, without any sense of ethical responsibility for individualism. It has killed, by allowing the object called State to exist in such power, the American Dream.

The so-called individuals are like mice living in the shadow of the cat, feigning the industry of freedom, but secretly hoping the cat eats someone else. We live in times where so-called patriots hide under the pretense of 'good' actions.  They say: We need to obey the law.  We need to show 'them' that we're good people, just law abiding citizens. Good has been redefined as a follower of other people's views on reality. You are now, only good if you listen to the outcome of others. Good is no longer based on the individual's actions.  It is not simply that the act of a man killing another is the immoral act any longer. The individual is not judged for his direct action. Instead, he is measured by the value of the legality, that is, by the will of other people. The act of committing the murder is wrong not so much as an act of violence against another, but as a sin against the restraints demanded of by the State. You are guilty more of your...

I saw someone post: Why is the 2nd Amendment the only one that requires a permit? Although I appreciate the sentiment, me things this individual is late to the party. Fact: 1st - Free Speech - nope. The sedition acts that have been passed have made it illegal, with in the confines of particular situations to not be free. Also, in order to have a word with your elected officials and be heard, you have to work with in their terms. Go to their meetings. They set the values on how free speech can be used. Free assembly - Every single event requires a permit, else you are loitering and as one officer I heard say, "Soliciting your opinion without a permit." - Free Religion - the fact the money says in "In God We Trust" already invalidates the idea of free religion because it sets a national standard of the definition of such a creature as god.  We know this is true because all one has to do is change god to allah, and realize that what ever respect you have for the...

So once a week I get an email from Firearms Policy Coalition, the NRA-ILA, California Firearms Owners, Gun Owners of California, Gun Owners of America, or any number of other so-called pro-firearms companies asking for money to help fight for the 2nd Amendment. As of this morning, the object of all of those companies request for the last few months has been flatly rejected by the gods of the Supreme Court: http://www.seattletimes.com/nation-world/nation-politics/supreme-court-rejects-gun-rights-appeal/ So... any money that I gave them to help write their briefs. Any money I gave them to hire paralegals or lawyers or to even get people in Congress to talk with the deities calling themselves our Supreme Court, was a waste. It won't be heard. Or was it a waste? For surely the multitude of individuals that profited from my donations isn't a waste.  It is like that sarcastic scene in The Fifth Element where Zorg shows the priest how destruction is creation. That in o...

One day Tony was out mowing his lawn when his next door neighbor showed up and started to talk. "So, the community is getting together to talk about sharing the load," Tony's neighbor said. "Sharing the load? What do you mean?" "We're looking at passing an ordinance that gets the community to work together. To share the lawn cutting, share the tree trimming. That kind of thing." "Um...that seems weird. When is this so-called community going to meet about this?" "Oh, they already met. Already wrote the new law. Just waiting on the general committee to vote on it. It'll be great! Think of all the extra time I'll have!" "What? I don't even get a say in this?" "You had your say, you elected the committee!" Getting a little upset, Tony thought he'd find out more so he stopped mowing his lawn and went to his other neighbor, Dora, who he had helped get elected t...