Vin Armani: A Brief Review of His Book "Self-Ownership"

I first heard of Vin Armani on Jeff Berwick's popular 'Anarchast' on Youtube, and was immidetly struck by his badassery.

A professional Gigolo in Las Vegas, a Voluntaryist, an Agorist who had run a pirate radio station that broadcasted to L.A. county without getting shut down by the FCC, a self labelled Crypo-Savage, show host of the Vin Armani show, and now an author. This guy's done a lot!

And did I mention he's kind of a badass?

Recently he came onto James Corbett's show to talk about his recent book, Self-Ownership: the foundation of property and morality.

The premise of the book is as follows: property is heavily addressed in the libertarian philosophy. However what isn't fully addressed, is OWNERSHIP. Yes, ownership is touched on, but not to a satisfactory amount.

Self Ownership is Vin's attempt to begin filling that void.

I think this is an excellent contribution to libertarian thought in general because Vin lays out what he believes to be the 3 qualifications for the ownership of property, particularly in one's own body:

1. Knowledge of existence
2. The ability of interaction
3. Capable of being defended

The book is a fascinating collection of essays that I highly recommend.

You can pick up the book here:
http://vinarmani.com/selfownership/

A number of crypos are accepted, so slap some bitcoin down!

Hardcopy - $25
Digital & Audiobook - $10
Bundle - $35