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Written by Benjamin Tucker
Read by Stephanie Murphy
Edited by Nick Ford

Online article: http://radgeek.com/gt/2011/10/Markets...

Also available here: http://fair-use.org/benjamin-tucker/i...

You can find the audiobook here (and can donate to Stephanie!):

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Excerpt:

"Now, Socialism wants to change all this. Socialism says that what’s one man’s meat must no longer be another’s poison; that no man shall be able to add to his riches except by labor; that in adding to his riches by labor alone no man makes another man poorer; that on the contrary every man thus adding to his riches makes every other man richer; that increase and concentration of wealth through labor tend to increase, cheapen, and vary production; that every increase of capital in the hands of the laborer tends, in the absence of legal monopoly, to put more products, better products, cheaper products, and a greater variety of products within the reach of every man who works; and that thi fact means the physical, mental, and moral perfecting of mankind, and the realization of human fraternity. Is that not glorious? Shall a word that means all that be cast aside simply because some have tried to wed it with authority? By no means."

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Written by Charles Johnson
Read by Stephanie Murphy
Edited by Nick Ford

Online article: http://radgeek.com/gt/2011/10/Markets...

Also available here: http://radgeek.com/gt/2008/10/03/libe...

You can find the audiobook here (and can donate to Stephanie!):

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Excerpt:

"Abstracting from the numerous, often mutually exclusive details of specific cultural projects that have been recommended or condemned in the name of libertarianism, the question of general principle has to do with whether libertarianism should be seen as a "thin" commitment, which can be happily joined to absolutely any non-coercive set of values and projects, or whether it should instead be seen as one strand among others in a "thick" bundle of intertwined social commitments. These disputes are often intimately connected with other disputes concerning the specifics of libertarian rights theory, or class analysis and the mechanisms of social power. In order to better get a grip on what’s at stake, it will be necessary to make the question more precise, and to tease out the distinctions between some of the different possible relationships between libertarianism and thicker bundles of social, cultural, religious, or philosophical commitments, which might recommend integrating the two on some level or another."

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Written by Gary Chartier
Read by Stephanie Murphy
Edited by Nick Ford

Online article: http://radgeek.com/gt/2011/10/Markets...

Also available:

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print_binding.pdf

Excerpt:

Left libertarianism represents a particularly radical development of generally acknowledged libertarian moral judgments and an elaboration of the implications of moral principles that can be seen to provide plausible grounds for rejecting statism. It can provide bases for challenging and means for reducing or ending exclusion, subordination, and deprivation that are authentically consistent with market anarchism. Thus, it can outline identifiably libertarian means to identifiably leftist ends, and it can persuasively redescribe those ends and means as both genuinely libertarian and genuinely leftist.

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