Skyler J. CollinsShould We Be Our Children’s Friend?You always hear so-called parenting “experts” say something to the effect that, “parents are not their children’s friend,” and “children…Nov 13, 2017Nov 13, 2017
Skyler J. CollinsinLiberation DayConsent Under Deceit, or Why Fraud is AggressionThe validity of consent as a result of deceit is not clear cut, but I consider it the basis for any argument that fraud is aggression.Feb 5, 2016Feb 5, 2016
Skyler J. CollinsWhy Adultery is Rape and RobberyIs adultery merely the violation of the marriage contract? Or is it something far more insidious? Let’s see.Feb 3, 2016Feb 3, 2016
Skyler J. CollinsBOOK RELEASE: Unschooling DadsTwenty-two Testimonials on Their Unconventional Approach to EducationOct 26, 2015Oct 26, 2015
Skyler J. CollinsinLiberation DayMight Makes RightsAt some point, the property rights-holder must appeal either to the state’s jurisdiction or to customary law.Aug 17, 2015Aug 17, 2015
Skyler J. CollinsinLiberation DayPersuasion, Reason, and MarketsWe must embrace persuasion over force, reason over aggression, and free markets over control.Aug 6, 2015Aug 6, 2015
Skyler J. CollinsinLiberation DayThe Monopoly on CrimeThe difference between the state and an owner of private property is often made fuzzy by anarchists of the collectivist tradition.Jul 25, 2015Jul 25, 2015
Skyler J. CollinsinLiberation DayMonopoly and the Free SocietyIf there’s no central anti-trust regulator, could a business use all sorts of tactics and schemes to secure for themselves a monopoly?Jul 16, 2015Jul 16, 2015
Skyler J. CollinsinLiberation DayWhat are Principles For?I thought I’d put down my thoughts on what principles are and what they’re for.Jul 10, 2015Jul 10, 2015
Skyler J. CollinsinLiberation DayJustice under VoluntaryismWhat does justice look like under voluntaryism? Let’s have a look.Jul 6, 2015Jul 6, 2015