On violence and revolution
Sunday, 19 July 2009 by Mike Gogulskimind control | 5 Comments »
Originally posted as a comment to a post by George Donnelly at the Free Agents Network: One might respond to [a certain discourse] by noting that we are all already, in fact, free. That the state exists only in our minds and ...
What Sort of Libertarian Are You?
Monday, 29 June 2009 by Mike Gogulskiactivism | 4 Comments »
Presentation to be delivered to the Liberty Camp attendees in approximately 30 minutes. Needs notes, but ... meh. No time. Powerpoint 2003: Download
Fake solidarity; false choice
Friday, 1 May 2009 by Mike Gogulskimind control, politics | 6 Comments »
If you sat down in a nice-looking, ostensibly respectable restaurant and opened the menu to find that only bullshit, horseshit and dogshit were on offer, which would you choose? Or would you choose not to eat there at all? [caption id="attachment_1779" align="aligncenter" ...
Educating for anarchism #4 — a reply to FSK
Tuesday, 13 January 2009 by Mike Gogulskiphilosophy | 18 Comments »
Fellow agorist blogger FSK late last year explored the question: "Is Participating in the State Economy Immoral?" The short answer, of course, is an emphatic "no", unless you're going to adopt the patently insane position that we're all criminals for doing ...
The still further education of Willow Kinloch
Saturday, 29 November 2008 by Mike Gogulskipolice, prison | 3 Comments »
From the Vancouver Sun: Victoria must pay tethered teen $30,000 Friday, November 28, 2008 VICTORIA - Willow Kinloch has been granted half of the $60,000 she won in a lawsuit after being tethered in Victoria police cells, with the payment of the rest ...
Educating for anarchism #3
Sunday, 19 October 2008 by Mike Gogulskipeople, police | 12 Comments »
I sometimes visit a popular Slovak online chat/social networking site. Had an interesting conversation last night with a young woman of nineteen who started writing to me: hi boy... how are you? :) ahoj girl :) Fine, thanks, and you? fine.... ahoj? do ...
The Good Citizen
Sunday, 31 August 2008 by Mike Gogulskiphilosophy | 3 Comments »
The good citizen stands in relation to his country as the good son to his mother. He obeys her because she is his elder, because she conjoins within herself the vision of many, and because he owes to her his begetting ...
Parsing the politicization of childbirth
Wednesday, 23 July 2008 by Mike Gogulskieconomics, people | 4 Comments »
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists, with the backing of the American Medical Association, loves mothers. They love babies, too. Of course, everyone loves babies, right? In the spirit of doing only the best things possible for mothers and babies, ...
Christian Michel: Why I am not a democrat; I prefer freedom
Saturday, 5 July 2008 by Mike Gogulskipeople, philosophy | 3 Comments »
I recently had the immense pleasure of meeting Christian Michel, organizer for the Libertarian International, the Libertarian Alliance, and ISIL, the International Society for Individual Liberty as well as founder of the website liberalia.com. It is not often, here, that I ...
Educating for anarchism
Thursday, 3 July 2008 by Mike Gogulskidiary, philosophy | 22 Comments »
I was just finishing up at the post office this morning, mailing out the letters I wrote yesterday, when I got a phone call from a client. (Matters of inconsequential fact have been changed to protect identities and my business relationships.) Client: ...
