Liberty, Bigly

Here is the no-holds-barred version. Alright, so here are my live audio recordings from Chillderburg III! The experience was incredible and I was so glad to meet so many people I have known online only for so long. Please give your love to the guests I had on the show.  Please  find the full unedited version here: Episode 169 of the Liberty Weekly Podcast is Brought to you by: Liberty Weekly Subscribestar Liberty Weekly Substack The Liberty Weekly Patreon Page: help support the show and gain access to tons of bonus content! Become a patron today! Become a Patron!Liberty Weekly on Flote. Patreon Bonuses for Crypto! Show Notes: Not Another Liberty Podcast Follow Lincoln on Twitter Eric Hailar on Twitter Rebel Without A Cause Agora Brewing Timeline Earth

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YouTube announced today that it is going to start removing content which claims election fraud or errors. This is the lid on the coffin folks. The days of liberty content providers on YouTube are almost up. People better start getting used to alternative platforms. https://lbry.tv/@libertyweekly:3 https://www.bitchute.com/channel/vuDvERUEz6xj/ https://mewe.com/i/patrickmacfarlane https://hive.blog/@libertyweekly

So I have been on the Alt-Social media sites for a couple weeks now. It is way better than the traditional sites. I am astounded because for some reason I didn't imagine the tide turning like this so soon. Alt tech is viable and the biggest pitfalls you see from it are likely only from lack of like-minded users. Anyways, in this episode I discuss how the show has been going, how excited I am at how well its been going, and my excitement with my new followings on the alt-tech platforms, and I talk about my favorite ones and what I've been doing there.

In this episode I discuss Slobby's World, a show run by a "caveman looking fella" who makes a fortune off of sourcing vintage apparel and marking it up by sometimes 1000%. Join me on https://flote.app/libertyweekly Subscribe on LBRY/Odysee  https://odysee.com/@libertyweekly:3 https://lbry.tv/@libertyweekly:3 Subscribe on BitChute: http://www.bitchute.com/libertyweekly

I am deer hunting this weekend! Gotta stock the freezer for Biden's "dark winter." I also discuss the future of Liberty Weekly and my plans for the show in the next few weeks. Calls to action: 1) patreon.com/libertyweekly check out the tons of bonuses I have to offer, 2) connect with me on alternative social media. Mewe, minds, flote, liberdon, bitchute, lbry, discord, hive.blog 3) give me a review on iTunes: libertyweekly.net/iTunes 4) tell me who you want me to interview.. Thanks everyone!

In this episode I discuss a project I am working on. Its purpose is to prepare and inspire liberty loving people to resist the dystopia we are being led into. We know from history resistance will come at incredible personal risk and sacrifice. Sadly, this is something we have to be prepared to endure.

Nothing is going to change unless we homestead new platforms. I'm calling on other major libertarian content creators to focus on bitchute, d.tube, d.live, Minds, and LBRY. Let's dump this bitch!  Mewe Minds Bitchute D.Tube Hive Parler

I discuss how I've been watching interviews with Vietnam combat veterans. Their experiences make it clear that no one should be romanticizing a potential civil conflict.

The Great Stephan Kinsella joins me to discuss balancing the practice of law with scholarly pursuits, the future of libertarianism, his forthcoming book "Law in a Libertarian World." Check out Stephan's  work at http://www.stephankinsella.com/  Episode 136 of the Liberty Weekly Podcast is Brought to you by: The Liberty Weekly Amazon Affiliate Link The Liberty Weekly Patreon Page: help support the show and gain access to tons of bonus content! Become a patron today! Become a Patron! Show Notes: Stephan Kinsella: "Legislation and the Discovery of Law in a Free Society" Liberty Weekly: A Libertarian Theory of Contract Ep. 88 Bruno Leoni: Freedom and the Law [Amazon Affiliate Link] John Hasnas: "The Myth of the Rule of Law"

I was very glad to see Alex Jones return to the Joe Rogan Experience. In response to this episode, Blue Checkmark Twitter lost their collective minds. In response Spotify actually came out in defense of Joe Rogan, saying that he can have whomever he wants on the show. Does money talk? Does Spotify not care about the outrage because of Rogan's numbers? Is this a huge turning point in the culture war?

I share news that some Europeans are beginning to say "enough is enough" to new "Second-Wave" COVID19 lockdowns. Are these rioters acting from a pure libertarian standpoint? Are they reminiscent of Antifa black-block commies? What are folks saying across Europe about this. Will things further ignite? Find out.  https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8882647/Furious-anti-lockdown-protests-erupt-Europe.html#comments Check out Daniel Elwood and Actual Anarchy Check out Nick and Lizzy Pecone of Peace Freqs

I never realized that the Monkey's Paw, one of the most chilling short stories of all time, was actually an anti-war piece warning of the unintended consequences of empire. Blew my mind. Great fodder for Liberty, Bigly.  CORRECTION: It was not Sid Philips who spoke at a Mises event. It was his best friend, Eugene Sledge https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WCIJfM_CgWo 

God help me, I watched the debate. Get your commentary here first before all the other liberty podcasts.

Hey guys, thanks so much for listening and supporting Liberty, Bigly. Please be sure to subscribe, rate, and review! In this episode I reflect on podcasts I've been listening to which discuss what civil unrest and insurgencies actually look and feel like. I talk a little bit about a collection of short stories I am writing that I most likely will never finish. Good times! 

It always blows my mind that leftists think they are somehow anti establishment. They clearly are not.

So I basically have done nothing with my free time in the last 2 weeks except podcast and set up my reloading bench . I really hope this episode is enjoyable for people who aren't into guns. However, if you aren't into guns, yOU're nOt a ReAl LIbeRtaRIAn. Also, I am having a celebritarian on Liberty Weekly.

Wisconsin is officially ground zero in the dreaded and anticipated "SECOND WAVE." I tell you what's going on here.

Title says it all. Please help me out but subscribing, rating, reviewing, and sharing this show with your libertarian friends!

Thank-goodness we have unbiased fact-checking services to embrace our preconceived notions. We don't have to think! *Correction* The Fairbanks study concluded thusly: "The principal conclusion of our study is that fire did not cause the collapse of WTC 7 on 9/11, contrary to the conclusions of NIST and private engineering firms that studied the collapse. The secondary conclusion of our study is that the collapse of WTC 7 was a global failure involving the near-simultaneous failure of every column in the building." 

In this episode I discuss the history behind the Chinese SKS that I refurbished. I also discuss the reality of how hard it is to find ammunition, guns, and reloading components.  I chose the absolute worst time to develop a great interest in the hobby I grew up around.

As Ryan McMaken writes in an October 7, 2020 Mises Wire article, the MSM is embracing secession in light of the election turmoil. This is exactly how secession has been discussed in the US. Those in power hate it and those without power love it. Bobmurphyshow.com/135 mises.org

In this episode I reflect upon my struggles in becoming a lawyer and offer some lessons I've learned and am learning along the way. Check out my gothic horror podcast hosted with Mrs. MacFarlane, Unhallowed! www.unhallowedpodcast.com

In this episode I talk about Tim Pool's unprecedented attack on the MSM's conspiracy theories regarding Trump actually dying from COVID. We play a game of "wouldn't it be nice..."

I think our loud about returning to Liberty Weekly.

I tackle three main topics in this episode ranging from libertarian culture to the type of people we need in libertarian politics.

I share my recent wins in court and discuss Andrew Kern's back and forth with Dave Smith

In this episode, I update the audience about my insanely busy holiday season. I take a break from politics to critique several major films and TV shows I've seen recently. SPOILERS for "The Rise of Skywalker." Slight spoilers on "The Witcher" and "Joker."

Impeachment is boring AF.

Wisconsin has the most ascenine road signs with horrible puns and condescending remarks to paternalize and infantilize drivers-- but don't be upset, it's for their own protection! https://cbs58.com/news/clever-traffic-safety-signs-hold-serious-messages-for-drivers

In this episode, I go over mounting libertarian critiques to the NAP. It's always good to question your base beliefs.

In this episode, I discuss how purity obsessed libertarians discourage and sabotage the work of their worthy brethren.

In this episode, I discuss two anti war films about the US Terror Wars and their impact on veterans. I reflect on how endless and numerous combat deployments would have been insane pre 911 but are commonplace now.

My warm-up recording before recording episode 127 of the Liberty Weekly Podcast. I talk about my hiatus, what I've been up to, and why I recorded several shows over the break, but did not release them. 

In this episode I talk about getting burnt out on all this political shit. On doing so, I highlight something I've noticed in other librarians: does hating the state correlate with deep seated emotional issues? You tell me.

You know how many films and other media are ruined when you become a voluntaryist? Yeah, I just watched "Meet the Parents" for the first time since becoming a voluntaryist.

Elise MacFarlane joins me to discuss the phenomenon of SJW nostalgia in popular culture. How can people so "forward thinking" be obsessed with the better days of the past? They cant like it without sanitizing it and that's what they are doing.

Yes, the issue of war and peace is the most important, but Tulsi Gabbard's noninterventionist tendencies do not outweigh her other, authoritarian, stances. That being said, Tulsi is not anti war because she believes war is fundamentally mass murder. If elected, like all anti war candidates, she probably would not follow through.

Ms. MacFarlane makes her podcasting debut to help me dissect the fith that is the new Pet Sematary remake. Beware! Spoilers! You won't want to miss!

I know it. You know it. We all know it. Most of us were "converted" from mainstream politics to radical libertarianism, it rocked the very foundation of our beings. In this episode, I explore the human side of that process and tease a project that I am working on.

In this episode I discuss two ways that the government failed to live up to even my LOWEST expectations today. Fool me once, shame on . . . you.  . . . if you fool me once, you can't fool me again. 

In this episode, I beg members of the libertarian and voluntaryist communities NOT to be a "jailhouse lawyer." If you have legal problems, hire a lawyer who is objective and competent enough to handle your case.  If you do prosecute or defend your own case, write briefs in the "IRAC" form. Write succinctly and PUT THAT THESAURUS DOWN. Finally, if you are going to go full ancap in the courtroom, for the love of God, don't argue from positive law.  This episode is not to be construed as legal advice.

In this episode I talk about one of my favorite non-libertarian content producers, UFO historian Richard Dolan. I also talk about some other "conspiracy theory" rabbit-holes that I've entertained myself with including those from James Corbett, Press for Truth, We Are Change, Mark Passio and . . . David Icke. Hope you enjoy this one.  Show Notes: Richard Dolan YouTube Richard Dolan Website MUFON Website THOUGHTCRIME THURSDAYS: AMERICAN PSYCHO, POLITICAL PONEROLOGY, AND THE PATHOCRACY EP. 22 Tom Delonge on Joe Rogan To the Stars Academy

In honor of the Stanley Cup Finals, I blab about my love for hockey. I also explain the several similarities between the libertarian community and the hockey community. Hopefully it makes for some interesting parallels! Check out the liberty weekly podcast at http:// libertyweekly.net

Are there too many libertarian podcasts out there? Is the market for libertarian podcasts completely oversaturated? Maybe? Is that a bad thing? Not at all. Show Notes: THE COLONIES’ PARALLEL WARS FOR INDEPENDENCE: PATRICK MACFARLANE @ AGORASYMPOSIUM 2018 EP. 57 Https://www.libertyweekly.net/57

In this episode I dissect Lew Rockwell's "Declaration Confusion," an article published in "The Left, the Right, and the State." I also announce the new title of the podcast, which eliminates the name title confusion that tripped me up in the first episodes. Because it felt so well to record, this episode will also appear on the Liberty Weekly Podcast.  Discord Patreon Email List Subreddit Show Notes: "Declaration Confusion" by Lew Rockwell "The Left, the Right, and the State" by: Lew Rockwell (Amazon Affiliate Link) Mance Rayder's "Red Pill Moments" Ep. 102 The Conspiratorial Corruption of the Constitution Ep. 2 Liberty Weekly and the Constitution of No Authority Ep. 28

In this episode, I reflect on how child rearing, by necessity, breeds low time preference behavior and the proliferation of the family unit. I also opine on the importance of the family unit and hlhow it reflects to Hoppe's "Democracy: the God that Failed."

I make historical parallels between Julian Assange and the Alien and Sedition Acts and show how the warm and fuzzy image that we have of the founding mythology is a lie. Show Notes: http://www.libertyweekly.net/LL2 https://www.libertyweekly.net/2

After a long day at the office I cleaned up the yard and mowed the lawn all evening. While doing so, I listened to my friends' podcasts and got the itch to record, but had not topic or editing time. Thankfully I have a second feed for random and self reflective content. Let me know what you think. If you'd like more content like this, email me at [email protected]