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Better music with anarchist themes.

NOFX is opening up the Democratic National Convention Tuesday August 19, 2008 There must be some sort of important political thing going on, as more convention shows are appearing. While Anti-Flag i…

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Better music with anarchist themes.

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Better music with anarchist themes.

Never heard of them, Ree. NOFX's "anarchism" meant "campaigning for John Kerry and Barack Obama" ...

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Good music with libertarian themes.

Addition: "Arrested in Shanghai" by Rancid Classic libertarian ska. They wouldn't let me write My opinions about the State And the freedom of expression They would never tolerate And the military…

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What are your political or ideological affiliations?
Emergentist, proponent of emergent order


Synonyms, more or less:

post-statist
libertarian
abolitionist
voluntaryist
voluntarist
neoliberal
panarchist
polyarchist
personarchist
individualist
consequentialist
pluralist
free marketeer
liberist
classical liberal
realist
humanitarian interventionist
neoconservative globalist
autonomist
facultative mutualist
ancap
free market capitalist
ie. actually social socialist
humanist
apolitical
post-political
anti-statist
agorist

*I don't usually like the terms 'anarchist' or 'anarcho-anything' for reasons detailed here:

http://fr33agents.ning.com/profiles/blogs/why-i-abandoned-anarchism...
http://www.fr33agents.com/1676/1676/

I also reject the childishly stupid non-concept of "left v. right"

http://www.fr33agents.com/2267/left-vs-right/

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Cal

Obama tells the truth.











Wait til the last 40 seconds. It's worth it.
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Posted on March 10, 2010 at 10:00pm — 2 Comments

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Billy Joe is no longer an anarchist.






Illustration of this:





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Posted on March 9, 2010 at 3:30pm — 1 Comment

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The "War" in Iraq: Victory at Last




Even those of you who are pacifists or "oppose war" on some deontology or absolute principle should be able to take some semblance of something like relief from this. Despite the word "Democratic" in the headline, the real progress in Iraq is not the emerge

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Posted on March 9, 2010 at 1:30am — 9 Comments

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All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make the better. What if they are a little …



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V commented on Cal's blog post 'Obama tells the truth.'
Believe it or not, it's been right there in the dictionary all the while. V
14 hours ago
Kushin Los commented on Cal's blog post 'Obama tells the truth.'
When did he say this? Nice to know that we aren't the only ones mentioning this essential truth.
20 hours ago
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Cal commented on ed blundell's blog post 'I have just finished watching the movie ZEITGEIST: ADDENDUM'
That "zeitgeist movement" is a 9/11 troofer communist earth-god cult... 1. There is nothing wrong with fractional reserve banking as such. There is nothing wrong with money as such. These are natural and optimal things that emerge out of voluntary…
yesterday
Christopher Quick commented on Cal's blog post 'Why I abandoned "anarchism" and you should too.'
This coming from the guy who is trying to get people to call themselves emergent voluntaryists. Come on. You don't "label" the sky as being blue. You acknowledge the fact that it is blue. You could label it as being "emergent cyano-chromatic", I sup…
on Wednesday
Cal commented on Cal's blog post 'Why I abandoned "anarchism" and you should too.'
some words have undeniable meanings based on their language of origin. No, that is wrong. You are engaging in etymological fallacy: http://www.iep.utm.edu/fallacy/#Etymological Cling to the ideas, not obsolete and counterproductive labels.
on Tuesday
Cal commented on Cal's blog post 'The "War" in Iraq: Victory at Last'
I'm not making a prescriptive case for anything, government, non-government, or otherwise.. This is descriptive. I'm talking about something happening in actual reality.
on Tuesday
Christopher Quick commented on Cal's blog post 'Why I abandoned "anarchism" and you should too.'
Hillarious. "Political Correctness" comes to the freedom movement. Humbug. Just as the morons in the District of Criminals can keep their "differently abled" and other bullshit terms in order to make the truth sound more gentle to the weak of heart,…
on Tuesday
Christopher Quick commented on Cal's blog post 'Billy Joe is no longer an anarchist.'
Since this is a matter about which I've spoken at length, I feel duty-bound to address this directly: The guy is both being sarcastic and giving in to what I refuse to. He mentions the exact phenomenon against which I am personal rebelling, word the…
on Tuesday
Christopher Quick commented on Cal's blog post 'The "War" in Iraq: Victory at Last'
Sorry, Cal, but if that's really what you're trying to point out then you chose both the wrong source and the wrong passages. You've essentially defeated your own argument by saying "since government instituted things, non-governmental institutions…
on Tuesday
Cal replied to Cal's Anarchist Brother's discussion 'Better music with anarchist themes.'
NOFX is opening up the Democratic National Convention Tuesday August 19, 2008 There must be some sort of important political thing going on, as more convention shows are appearing. While Anti-Flag is heading to Minneapolis to perform a show coincid…
on Tuesday
Cal replied to Cal's Anarchist Brother's discussion 'Better music with anarchist themes.'
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Cal commented on Cal's blog post 'The "War" in Iraq: Victory at Last'
aargh. I'm not arguing the morality or efficiency of this war, guys. I'm pointing out that the progress in Iraq is due to the emergence of non-government institutions.
on Tuesday
Matt commented on Cal's blog post 'The "War" in Iraq: Victory at Last'
Broken window, Cal.
on Tuesday
Christopher Quick commented on Cal's blog post 'The "War" in Iraq: Victory at Last'
Okay, so let me get this straight: A government shill outlet uses a poster that was widely derided for being obviously false to flag their claim that a puppet government in a war-torn country that's still a gnat's ass south of civil war (as it has b…
on Tuesday

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At 4:35pm on February 26, 2010, s¢Ⓥ++ said…
nice. rock on.
At 4:35pm on February 26, 2010, s¢Ⓥ++ said…
Is that you who reblogged my old BCS post about all the pandering and false promises from change.gov?
At 8:25pm on February 20, 2010, Cal said…
They're artists. They're Russians. Do you understand? Russians. All of them are inside communism; not outside it as you are. All of them are actually living (or rather dying) an unprecedented experiment, not merely observing it with an analytic eye, far less dreaming about it.
- EE Cummings, Eimi
At 3:43pm on February 18, 2010, Christopher Quick said…
Just finished reading your debate over on the Mutualism group. You guys were cracking me up until you made your apology. That was hugely big and aware of you. My admiration. And also, I'm very glad you guys did have that debate because I learned a lot about how some people interpret the word "value". It's good to hear that some schooled individuals understand that the act of valuation happpens on a neurological level before the act of comparisons.

And by the way, even though I could tell, as an objective reader, that you two were arguing different points, I was still on your side. The semantic importance of differentiating between value and the revelation of value seems to me to be of great importance. Failing to do so implies an arrogance I think would lead to an assumption that one can plan economies.
At 10:21pm on February 17, 2010, Godfather89 said…
Thanks for the add!
At 10:01pm on February 17, 2010, Cal said…
Yes, you do. Exploitation theory rests on the labor theory of value. Google "exploitation theory" ffs.

Funny how you misuse tautology ("what X is exchanged for" IS it's "price") via semantics and complain about "abuse of semantics." The only way to get EV<->UV is by assuming money-utility is universal and constant.. which is childishly stupid.

Arr.. it annoys me that people who know 0 about basic econ read Marx or Carson and then go around spreading this nonsensical crap. arrrrr
 
 

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