Dive into the heart of liberty with Episode 5 of 'The Radical Libertarian,' where host Jason Feimster unravels the profound tradition of civil disobedience through a libertarian lens. This episode, titled "Civil Disobedience: A Libertarian Tradition," offers a captivating journey from the philosophical roots of peaceful protest to its powerful manifestations in both historical and modern contexts. Explore the origins of civil disobedience in libertarian thought, revisiting influential figures like Henry David Thoreau and pivotal moments like the Boston Tea Party and Gandhi's Salt March. Delve into contemporary examples of digital activism and economic resistance, demonstrating the timeless relevance of this concept. Discover how the Libertarian Party's platform aligns with the principles of civil disobedience, emphasizing individual rights and limited government. Jason also addresses the ethical considerations of defying unjust laws and showcases real-world examples where acts of defiance have shaped the libertarian movement. Join us for an enlightening discussion that not only dissects the concept of civil disobedience but also inspires listeners to reflect on their role in championing liberty. Whether you're a long-time libertarian or new to the philosophy, this episode promises to engage, educate, and empower. 00:00 Introduction & Welcome Message 02:07 The Roots of Civil Disobedience in Libertarianism 05:22 Historical Examples of Civil Disobedience 08:41 Civil Disobedience in the Modern Context 12:06 Applying Civil Disobedience to Current Political Issues 15:18 The Libertarian Party's Stance 18:29 The Philosophy Behind Civil Disobedience 21:23 Civil Disobedience in Action 24:31 Conclusion: Recap and Final Remarks Subscribe to 'The Radical Libertarian' and be part of our journey towards a freer world. Stay tuned for our next episode, where we'll explore the libertarian perspective on global economic policies.