Does this count?
Cool cool, I didn’t mean that Mises was the originator or anything (I wouldn’t know) just that that concept seems integral to the way Mises thought.
Just random curiosity, what do you think of that proposition? Surely it’s been challenged, maybe refuted somewhere?
War Pigs by Black Sabbath
“Just random curiosity, what do you think of that proposition?”
I think it’s quite obviously true.
Dixie Dregs - Odyssey, this song (along with a few of their others - Hereafter, Leprechaun Promenade, etc.) gives a feeling of a triumphant battle against evil, finding order in the chaos, and peace within the noise (lol glad I’m no music critic)
Lucky Dube - creator of my tagline here, a South African Roots Reggae supastah who was assasignated a few years ago, good band but liberty vibe mostly from his lyrics with songs like Taxman, Guns & Roses, etc. While not explicitly an anarchist, being a rasta requires it (but you don’t have to sip the new wine if yu no wan).
Electric Six - Detroit rock band with unique fusion of sounds with a certain lawlessness to it. Hyper-sexual and humerous lyrics with a sense of unrestrained freedom, notable songs include: Gay Bar (great video parody of the other untold side of Lincoln), Jimmy Carter, etc
Metallica of course also has “Don’t Tread On Me”, which is perhaps more patriotic than libertarian but still has somewhat of a libertarian tone. I don’t think 'Tallica are much for politics, anyway. Dave Mustaine from Megadeth was always more political, but he comes off as a generic anti-establishmentarian moreso than a libertarian. I always thought this line from Peace Sells kind of vibed with libertarian warnings about social engineering:
If there’s a new way, I’ll be the first in line… but it better work this time!