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The control mentality and the love mentality.
I’ve talked about a number of elements related to love and control during these past months. I’ve also talked about the issues of machoism (the faggot mentality), the manichean worldview, … more →
Check Your Premises
The control mentality and the love mentality.
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Francois Tremblay wrote 9 months ago: I’ve talked about a number of elements related to love and control during these past months. I … more →
"He was a man of his times"
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Francois Tremblay wrote 9 months ago: When trying to explain away an older thinker’s faults, we say things like “he was a man … more →
Shared belief generates power.
Francois Tremblay wrote 12 months ago: The title of this entry is a clear summation of a principle which is manifested in all areas of life … more →
The three worldviews.
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Francois Tremblay wrote 1 year ago: In my book “The Triumph of Atheistic Materialism,” I identify three general classes of w … more →
"Anarchists are conspiracy theorists!"
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Francois Tremblay wrote 1 year ago: When we Anarchists look at the current system of things, we look at everything with a very negative … more →
The radical nature of love. (Part 2/2)
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Francois Tremblay wrote 1 year ago: Because control is so pervasive as a principle, and non-coercion is rejected in the political arena, … more →
The radical nature of love. (Part 1/2)
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Francois Tremblay wrote 1 year ago: It has been recognized in the past that love is radical in nature. One of the most famous Anarchists … more →
Untangling some semantic confusions... (part 2/2)
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Francois Tremblay wrote 1 year ago: You may have noted that I used the term “free market” to designate the kind of system th … more →
"You can't prove a negative!"
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Francois Tremblay wrote 1 year ago: A lot of people seem to buy into the belief that “you can’t prove a negative!” and … more →
The manichean worldview.
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Francois Tremblay wrote 2 years ago: Democracy, patriotism, internal and external wars, all political tactics based on factional conflict … more →
Why most people fail Morality 101. {part 1/2}
Francois Tremblay wrote 2 years ago: I get a lot of flak, and get banned from message boards, for telling people that their moral intuiti … more →
Christians arrogantly ask: how can you possibly live without God? {Part 2/2}
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Francois Tremblay wrote 2 years ago: 8. If there is no immortality, why shouldn’t all things be permitted? (Dostoyevsky) This is an … more →
Ayn Rand, the self-hating Anarchist.
Francois Tremblay wrote 2 years ago: There have been many entries recently from our Left Libertarian friends about Ayn Rand, and a lot of … more →
Nonbelief and society.
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Francois Tremblay wrote 2 years ago: Nonbelief is the realization that one has been cheated. What do I mean by this? Most nonbelievers id … more →
Franc's 210$ USA Challenge
Francois Tremblay wrote 2 years ago: Money and items, of a total value of 210$, will be given to the first person who can prove that the … more →
The hypocrisy of the "compassionate."
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Francois Tremblay wrote 2 years ago: Projection, the tactic of accusing one’s enemies of one’s own flaws, seems to be a near- … more →
The Suppression of Risk?
Francois Tremblay wrote 2 years ago: Remembering that the willingness to bear risk is in no small part a consequence of individualism, it … more →
Risk and Collectivism
Francois Tremblay wrote 2 years ago: Risk is a concept expressing the possibility of things going wrong. Risk is a fact of life, and we c … more →
Understanding horizontal collectivism
Francois Tremblay wrote 2 years ago: It is often said by libertarians that left and right wing are two sides of the same coin. This is on … more →
