We start with a fact check of Biden’s SotU, such as it was, and a reminder we’re playing with a big ball of fire in Ukraine. We move on to a discussion of big pharma, government, media and the historical fact that whatever they’re saying to do, you should do the opposite.
The Final Conversion
Is everyone ready to admit the military has significant influence on the lives of average Americans, yet? If not, we’re here all week. Independence Day is approaching and may be its own litmus test for whether it means anything. What may a libertarian in an influential position do? There was no real agenda for this week, so we wandered a bit.
No New Normal
Michael is on his own this time and starts with a couple of comparative examples illustrating the idea that governments’ primary job is to protect themselves. There is discussion of France’s global security bill and compulsory vaccination, as well as what you’re consenting to with a Health Pass. There’s also an anecdote about what the pandemic panic is doing to people.
Porting Authority
The post-election but pre-resolution special with your hosts discussing prospects for armed revolution and the difference between power and authority. But wait! There’s less. Has the meaning of protection from government changed? Why are there social justice libertarians, and who has infiltrated The Intercept?