Sunday Debate: "How much government is necessary?" Anarchy vs Minarchy

Sunday, July 5th - 12:30pm-5:30pm
Sponsored by Student Liberty Front (http://drexelstudentl...)
Drexel University
Mitchell Auditorium (Building “Bossone”)
32nd and Market St, Philadelphia, PA

We are honored to be joined by Stefan Molyneux (philosopher/voluntaryist/anarchist) of Onatario, Canada and Michael Badnarik (2004 Libertarian presidential candidate) of Austin, Texas for a debate of anarchy vs minarchy on Independence weekend in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

This will be the clash of the individual freedom titans!

Stefan Molyneux (www.freedomainradio.com)
Stefan is a rigorous philosopher, author and host of Freedomain Radio, the largest and most popular philosophy show on the web. Stefan is an uncompromising anti-statist dedicated to advancing both personal and political freedom. Stefan’s books include Everyday Anarchy, Real-Time Relationships: The Logic of Love and Universally Preferable Behaviour: A Rational Proof of Secular Ethics.

Michael Badnarik (www.constitutionpreservation.org)
As a constitutional scholar, radio host and teacher, Michael is dedicated to “Lighting the fires of liberty, one heart at a time!” Ron Paul declared Michael’s book Good To Be King: The Foundation of Freedom to be “a constitutional primer that will edify and entertain schoolchildren and seasoned libertarians alike.” Michael was the 2004 Libertarian Party presidential candidate. He is currently serving as National Co-director of We The People’s 2009 Continental Congress.

Wary of a 'debate' on the 5th, in favor of more entertaining activities? This will be quite far from boring! You will find our guests to be highly entertaining and enlightening. You will not want to miss this event!

Acquaint yourself with Stefan Molyneux:
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Acquaint yourself with Michael Badnarik:
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Admission is free, donations encouraged.