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Statism as Religion: Larken Rose on the Tom Woods Show

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Larken Rose (ft. Bill Hicks): Thank The American Troops For What?

Thanks to Larken Rose for giving me permission to upload this to my channel. To visit his channel go here: https://www.youtube.com/user/LarkenRose Bill Hicks...

The biggest threat to the freedom of the US People is the US government, and the US troops work for them!

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Larken Rose: F The Troops

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Larken Rose Does Not SUPPORT THE TROOPS

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(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6uVV2Dcqt0)

Worship of the state is the most dangerous idolatry.

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(via https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jm8yEJ1_8tc)

Trump is just for a new evil empire. That is the only reason the old evil empire is against him.

[ancap-curt]

1) Is there any means by which any number of individuals can delegate to someone else the moral right to do something which none of the individuals have the moral right to do themselves?

2) Do those who wield political power (presidents, legislators, etc.) have the moral right to do things which most people do not have the moral right to do? If so, from whom and how did they acquire such a right?

3) Is there any process (e.g., constitutions, elections, legislation) by which human beings can transform an immoral act into a moral act (without changing the act itself)?

4) When law-makers and law-enforcers use coercion and force in the name of law and government, do they bear the same responsibility for their actions that anyone else would who did the same thing on his own?

5) When there is a conflict between an individual's own moral conscience, and the commands of a political authority, is the individual morally obligated to do what he personally views as wrong in order to "obey the law"?

As your local statist these questions and post your feedback