“The reason I’m wrong isn’t because gay people shouldn’t join the Army. It’s because no-one should join the Army.”

Anarchy is the radical notion that other people are not your property.

A glimpse at sleeping on Denver’s 16th Street Mall in face of the urban camping ban being discussed.

Detroit high school suspends 100 students for walk-out protest. Those kids respond by starting a Free School while they’re suspended.

Kevin Carson gives the standard left-libertarian view of the state as an economic siphon to make possible a parasitic rentier class.

Chomsky’s assessment of Obama’s presidency: "In many ways, it’s a little worse than what I expected, but I didn’t expect anything."

My “I Was Arrested at Occupy Denver” essay is included as page 6 of this publication.

"I’m astounded that adults argue this so-called philosophy." There’s also a part 2 where you can learn about the silly notion of "libertarian/socialism": http://www.opednews.com/articles/Delusional-Anarchists-Part-by-Joe-Giambrone-120513-310.html

Quebec criminalized protest in wake of the Montreal student strikes. This is how the people of Montreal responded.

Paul Graham on property. His idea of property as that which “works” is slowly getting back to Max Stirner’s common-sense definition: “Whoever knows how to take, to defend, the thing, to him belongs property.”

I went to a few protests/marches last fall associated with Occupy Denver. It seems like it’s always the guy with the megaphone who least represents everybody else present.

A satire of the entertainment industry’s rent-seeking, set in the first century near the Sea of Galilee.

Mormonism in Boston during the 70s and 80s

An article arguing that “Democratic socialism is the very essence of Mormon theology and scripture.” See also my list of Mormon anarchism links: http://americancynic.net/log/2011/4/18/mormon_anarchism_/_some_links.html