
Brian O'Beirne
Co-Founder and COO of Reality Network in Próspera, Roatán, Honduras; California-licensed intellectual property attorney.
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Sep 7, 2026
KOL497 | Debate: “Should Free Cities Protect Intellectual Property?” Free Cities Foundation Annual Conference — Próspera, Honduras 2026
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7:30Alex VossMODERATOR
Brian, please, uh, four minutes as well.

Brian O'BeirneGUEST
The problem I see with libertarianism is that we live in a world that has largely involved corporate oligopolies arrogating the vast majority of resources to themselves in pursuit of profit at our expense.

Brian O'BeirneGUEST
Meanwhile, they impose negative externalities on us, like pollution and poverty, and essentially expect us to live as wage slaves.
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Stephan KinsellaGUEST
It's just like the difference between rape and voluntary sex is the, is the issue of consent.