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In this episode, peter introduces the new twitter bot for the site, as well as a quick discussion on "anarchy and chaos"

In this episode, Peter looks at what is happening in the BLM movement, and examines the race problem in America.

In this episode, Peter concludes his examination of BibleReasons.com's article about taxe

In this episode, Peter examines an article from BibleReasons.com that argues that Christians must pay taxes

In this episode, Peter examines free market principles that can drive a stateless society.

In this episode, Peter talks about tolerance and how it is used to create a free society where rights are respected.

Continuing on with the basics, this episode covers how the State is no different from a slave driver.

In this episode, Peter builds upon the rights discussed in the previous episode and talks about how taxation violates our rights.

In this episode, Peter discusses the foundation of anarchy" self-ownership, and the natural derivative thereof: the non-aggression principle.

In this episode, Peter examines the connection between the State and Islam, and why Christianity is under fire.

In this episode, Peter demolishes the notion that anarchy would necessarily devolve into a warlord.

In this episode, Peter examines a few of the finer details of democracy, as well as some unfortunate shortcomings of the system.

In this episode, Peter uses flag & cross burning to discuss why feelings do not govern a civilized society.

In this episode, Peter discusses the Pastafarian "religion" and how it exposes the true concern: the State.

In this episode, Peter talks about the Libertarian Party debate that was recently held in Las Vegas

What is the purpose of ThatGadfly.com and the podcast? Peter discusses in this episode.

Join Peter as he discusses some concerns we should have about the new phenomenon of "cultural appropriation"

In this episode, Peter discusses why you shouldn't care about the president, but should write a letter to your mayor.

The NC "bathroom bill" is under discussion in this episode

Any conversation on Christian anarchism that moves past Romans 13 finds itself in 1 Peter 2, but is it necessary to assume Peter is promoting statism?