voluntarism

  1. Brian Blackwell

    CDZ The Government of No Authority, Part 2: Delegation of Powers

    This thread explores an argument that runs parallel to the one discussed in CDZ - The Government of No Authority, Part 1: Law and Morality. You needn't have read that thread to participate here, as the two threads discuss different arguments. It is commonly accepted that the origin of...
    • Brian Blackwell
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    • anarchy anarchism authority constitution government libertarian political debate presidency representative voluntarism voluntaryism
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    • Forum: Clean Debate Zone
  2. Brian Blackwell

    CDZ Anarchy: Moral Imperative or Inherently Immoral?

    This thread follows the conclusion of a conversation between myself and Xelor on the following thread: CDZ - The Government of No Authority, Part 1: Law and Morality The transitional comment is provided here for easy reference: "I have claimed that any moral person must conclude that...
  3. Brian Blackwell

    "He's not MY president"

    It goes hand in hand with "If you don't vote, you have no right to complain"... If we all agree to draw straws to see who get tossed into the volcano, and you draw short, how do you have a right to complain? You agreed to draw straws in the first place. Of course he's YOUR president, you voted...
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    • anarchy democracy division trump two-party system voluntarism voluntaryism voting
    • Replies: 140
    • Forum: Politics
  4. Brian Blackwell

    CDZ The Government of No Authority, Part 1: Law and Morality

    In this thread, I will outline a simple argument that demonstrates the inherent inconsistency between morality and governmental law. Following the formal argument, you will find a more thorough explanation of supporting reasoning. I hope some here will find this investigation thought-provoking...

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