Category:Slavery

1

• The modern potential for chattel slavery.

B

• Black History Is American History

C

• Capitalism And Freedom (Robert Nielsen review)
• Capitalism and Slavery: An Interview with Greg Grandin
• Capitalism defeats racism. Government maintains it./slave
• CATO: Sub-Prime, Rates, Leverage Did NOT Cause Crisis/Cato
• Coercion vs. Freedom: BHL vs. BRG
• Confederacy

D

• Denunciation Proclamation

F

• Foucault in cyberspace -- Chapter 2: Libertarianism, Property and Harm/sophisticated

H

• Happy "But what about white history?" Month

I

• In order to understand the brutality of American capitalism, you have to start on the plantation.
• Interview With Mike Huben, Creator Of Critiques Of Libertarianism/mixing

J

• John Locke Against Freedom
• John Locke’s Road to Serfdom

L

• Leave John Locke in the Dustbin of History
• Libertarianism creates slavery
• Libertarianism in One Lesson; The Third Lesson/fetters
• Libertarians for slavery
• Locke’s Folly

N

• Neoliberal slavery and the imperial connection
• Not an argument: The free market would have ended slavery

P

• Private Prisons

S

• Samuel Johnson/drivers of the negroes
• Secession
• Should the right to life be contingent on income distribution? Do we agree that the rich have more of a right to live than the poor?
• Slavery by Another Name
• Slavery By Another Name (excerpt)
• Slavery Contracts and Inalienable Rights: A Formulation
• Slavery Was Never Economically Efficient

T

• Tax Aversion and the Legacy of Slavery
• Taxation Is Slavery
• The Half Has Never Been Told: Slavery and the Making of American Capitalism
• The libertarian and the genie.
• The Libertarian Case for Slavery
• The Racist History of Tipping
• The Wealth of Nations/slave
• The White Ignorance of Milton Friedman

V

• Voluntary slavery (Wikipedia)

W

• Walter Block (RationalWiki)
• Walter Block (RationalWiki)/slavery
• What the Economist Doesn't Get About Slavery--And My Book
• When The Economist blamed Irish peasants for starving to death
• Why Libertarianism is Not a Liberal View, and a Good Thing Too; Reply to Samuel Freeman/slavery