Category Archives: Dissident Philosophy

[Download a PDF of this article] “They tell us, sir, that we are weak – unable to cope with so formidable an adversary. But when shall we be stronger? Will it be the next weak, or the next year? Will … Continue reading →

Words are used to abstractly convey ideas through a particular series of signs or sounds. As they have evolved alongside the growth of human liberty, the expansion of literacy contributed a unique quality to our sentience by increasing the variety … Continue reading →

The following is taken from a vlog by Josie the Outlaw of the same name. A transcript is provided here fro you all so as to reduce the effects of “Because YouTube Said So…” Any mistakes in transcription is solely … Continue reading →

The very existence of a “freedom movement” (or, more appropriately, a libertarian culture), as a distinct yet marginalized segment of the domestic body politic, testifies to the fact that America is no longer the land of the free and the … Continue reading →

“It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data. Insensibly, one begins to twist facts to suit theories, instead of theories to suit facts.”                                                                                    … Continue reading →

Recently, when I was renewing my apartment lease, the landlord informed me that I also needed to renew my renter’s insurance, of which “proof of insurance coverage” is required, otherwise I would not be allowed to sign the renewal contract … Continue reading →

Corporate subsidies are used for little less other than perpetuating corporatism. One such application is the promotion of slick advertising campaigns whose purpose is to trick the public into flippantly spending away the fruits of their hard-won labor in order … Continue reading →

Lovers of liberty are completely intolerant of bullies. A sense of being constantly violated, pushed around, and stomped on is what arouses the righteous indignation necessary to motivate us to resist in the first place. It should surprise absolutely no … Continue reading →

I thought that this Adam v. The Man video was fantastic (& short enough) to deserve a transcript, for the purpose of briefly clarifying the libertarian anarchist gaggle of political philosophies.     You, as a free, beautiful, independent human … Continue reading →

One of the key attributes of responsible adults is a sense of direction over their own lives. Meaning is determined by individuals regarding the purpose of their own existence. Self-determination necessarily entails choosing what you think is best for your … Continue reading →