Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). The following tweet from February 2022 by W. Christopher Nunn (@WChrisNunn) was shared at r/Anarcho_Capitalism: "The unvaccinated cannot leave Canada, unless they escape. Read that again and convince yourself everything is normal in this country." Then the following conversation ensued.

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). Six months ago it was asked on r/Libertarian, "How are you a libertarian supporting the actions of the Canadian government?" regarding the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa. Included with the question was some commentary. u/teluetetime responded and this conversation on private property ensued. Enjoy.

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). I created and posted this picture to reddit, making the point that abortion, in the minds of many, perhaps most, is a rights versus rights issue. Those who are uncomfortable with that will just define away the unborn, which is unconvincing to many, perhaps most, of us. The following on abortion, and then language, ensued.…

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). r/AskReddit asked, "Why do you think people aren't watching the Olympics?" To which I responded, "Because watching the Olympics would be supporting the communist and fascist state of China and their terrible human rights abuses spanning decades." The following conversation on "intellectual property" with a few people ensued.

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). Call yourself whatever you want but as long as you grant greater rights to original appropriators of scarce (rivalrous) resources relative to latecomers then we are allies.

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). Ideas are not ownable. Ownability requires scarcity (rivalrousness). There is exactly zero possibility of physical conflict over the use of ideas because everybody in the universe can use an idea simultaneously without physically interfering with anybody else's use.

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). This was posted to r/TrueUnpopularOpinion, "words hurt, but calling them violence or oppression is often misused, overused and abused especially on the internet" along with some elaboration. u/Caelus9 then responded with the below and the following conversation ensued. Enjoy.

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). My first comment in this discussion was the source of another I published here a few weeks ago. Here's the original with our good friend u/Mutant_Llama1, from 6 months ago. The thread begin with the question, "At what point does a body of NAP violators stop becoming a criminal gang and begin becoming a state?" Enjoy!

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). I just had the following conversation in the EVC Telegram group with a new member. It seemingly went all over the place, but I thought it was a good example of responding to common challenges leveled at voluntaryists and anarchists regarding state authority and private property. Enjoy!

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). The question was asked at r/AskLibertarians about 5 months ago, "can someone point out the differences and similarities between libertarianism and anarchism for me", and the following mediocre conversation (and a short split thread) with u/Mutant_Llama1 ensued on the question of property rights and capitalist exploitation.

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). The following question was asked about 5 months ago on r/AskLibertarians by u/genshu_diatribe, "Can accumulation of private property ever go too far?". After which the following conversations occurred between myself, this same user, and another after they split the thread. Enjoy!

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). I wrote the comments in the image 5 months ago and shared it to r/Anarcho_Capitalism. The following conversation with a now [deleted] user, along with many others, ensued. I hope it proves enlightening on the topics of the state's claims over our bodies, liberties, and property, as well as the broader question of property rights.

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). The following conversation on force and fraud followed this question to r/AskLibertarians, "Does the NAP include non-physical harms?", 5 months ago. Enjoy!

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). The question was asked at r/AskLibertarians, "Are there any Libertarian arguments against Defamation/Libel lawsuits?" to which I responded, and the following conversation ensued, about 5 months ago. Enjoy!

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). It is my understanding that American progressives (and liberals) have it as one of their highest ideals to fight for the interests of the most marginalized and downtrodden of groups. For that reason they fight for the right for women to abort their unborn babies without fear of legal reprisal by governments.

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). This question was asked at r/AskLibertarians, "Should something such as car insurance be required to protect an individuals property?" and my answer ensued the following conversation about the lack of insurance equating to an act of aggression. Enjoy!

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). This conversation started after a mock post to r/ShitPoliticsSays that went, "The worst thing about the January 6 insurrection was that they didn’t do a bit more damage". The user that posted it and the commenter I was engaged with show as deleted. I had to use the Internet Archive's Wayback Machine to get the other side of the conversation. Enjoy!

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). The following conversion is a bit weird and a bit ironic, but it demonstrates the thinking that typifies "normies" who accept the state and it's jurisdiction as a given, who have never tried challenging it "theoretically", or not. My first comment was in reply to an article titled, "Five U.S. lawmakers accuse Amazon of possibly lying to Congress following Reuters report" shared to r/technology on Reddit. Enjoy!

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). This discussion on the limits of legal liability for assualt by government agents ensued after an article titled, "A Black realtor who was handcuffed by police in Michigan as he was showing a home to a Black father and his son has filed a lawsuit" was posted to the r/Libertarian subreddit. Enjoy!

Post by Skyler J. Collins (Editor). User u/Wolf96312 asked the question at r/AskLibertarians, "How would healthcare work?" about 7 months ago.  After someone else's answer, I jumped in and started by own short thread with u/Wolf96312. Enjoy.