ASC series

7/11/2002 The Jim Bell System
Robert Vroman describes "Assassination Politics" and offers reasons why it is moral and inevitable...

7/11/2002 The Politics of Destruction
...and Bob Murphy smashes Vroman's assertions to pieces, proving "AP" to be destined to failure from an economic as well as moral standpoint.

7/17/2002 Suicide Politics
Adam Young reminds us that Assassination Politics has been tried before, and has failed miserably time and again.

8/15/2002 The Jim Bell System Revisited
Robert Vroman addresses his opponents, clarifies his positions, and invites the next round of debate.

11/2/2001 Government Causes the Crime, Part I
James Redford says the State, far from wanting to end crime, encourages it to keep the sheeple clamoring for more "protection."

11/3/2001 Government Causes the Crime, Part II
James Redford on government-caused terrorism and Islamic law.

11/4/2001 Government Causes the Crime, Part III
The conclusion to James Redford's series on the filthy criminal government.

4/15/2002 Three Cheers For the Mafia
Robert Vroman says the mob is better than the State, because at least they rob you and leave.

4/16/2002 A Parliament of Whores?
John Kennedy likes Robert Vroman's praise of the Mafia...but how about prostitutes?

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7/15/2002 Geoanarchism
Fred Foldvary explains the concepts of Georgism/Geoism and their relation to libertarianism/anarchism.

7/16/2002 The Case Against Geoism
Jan Narveson says land ownership is no different than the ownership of any other thing, including ourselves.

7/17/2002 Geoism, Statism, and Market Anarchism
Brad Edmonds replies to Fred Foldvary: geoism is incompatible with market anarchism.

7/18/2002 Why Geoists and Market Anarchists Can and Should Be Friends
Gil Guillory and Fred Foldvary hold hands and tell us why we CAN all be friends!

7/19/2002 Pure Libertarianism
Jan Narveson on libertarian theory.