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08/23/2026

Saturday Aug 29th at 5:00 PM CT
Debate: Anarchism vs. Government (statism) -
What is the Best Political Arrangement for Preserving Liberty?
Meetings # 3,867 - Starchild, Chair of the Libertarian Party of San Francisco; Justin Tucker, College regular and Chicago First Ward Libertarian Committeeperson

2026 marks 250 years of the Declaration of Independence. This document was a milestone in the history of the liberation of mankind. It was a major instance of Enlightenment political theory becoming praxis.

Each participant will make their case by answering a series of questions:
• Describe your ideal society, and how you think (anarchism or statism) would be conducive to getting there?
• What do you see as the primary objections to and dangers inherent in your vision, and how would you address those objections and dangers?
• Are you open to some people within your ideal society having smaller areas or groupings which are (anarchist or statist)?
• When do you think it is acceptable for an individual or institution to initiate force or fraud against others without their individual consent, and why?
• What current or past real-world historical examples, institutions, or practices come closest to your vision?

College of Complexes, free speech forum
Dapper’s Restaurant, 2901 W. Addison (at California), Chicago, free parking
Main Page
www.collegeofcomplexes.org
Schedule
http://www.collegeofcomplexes.org/CoC-Current-Schedule-of...
To Join the Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81216467150

08/16/2026

Saturday Aug 29th at 5:00 PM CT
Debate: Anarchism vs. Government (statism) -
What is the Best Political Arrangement for Preserving Liberty?
Meetings # 3,867 - Starchild, Chair of the Libertarian Party of San Francisco; Justin Tucker, College regular and Chicago First Ward Libertarian Committeeperson

2026 marks 250 years of the Declaration of Independence. This document was a milestone in the history of the liberation of mankind. It was a major instance of Enlightenment political theory becoming praxis.

Each participant will make their case by answering a series of questions:

• Describe your ideal society, and how you think (anarchism or statism) would be conducive to getting there?
• What do you see as the primary objections to and dangers inherent in your vision, and how would you address those objections and dangers?
• Are you open to some people within your ideal society having smaller areas or groupings which are (anarchist or statist)?
• When do you think it is acceptable for an individual or institution to initiate force or fraud against others without their individual consent, and why?
• What current or past real-world historical examples, institutions, or practices come closest to your vision?

College of Complexes, weekly free speech forum
Dapper’s Restaurant, 2901 W. Addison (at California), Chicago, free parking
Main Page
www.collegeofcomplexes.org
Schedule
http://www.collegeofcomplexes.org/CoC-Current-Schedule-of-Speakers.html
To Join the Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81216467150

07/23/2026

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Data centers are popping up everywhere, and there are some major is...

07/09/2026

Saturday July 18th at 5:00 PM "The Mistaken Belief that We are Free"
Please Note: The college presently operates on a bi-weekly basis, with programs every two weeks
College of Complexes, free speech forum
Dapper’s Restaurant, 2901 W. Addison (at California), Chicago, free parking
Main Page
www.collegeofcomplexes.org
Schedule
http://www.collegeofcomplexes.org/CoC-Current-Schedule-of...
To Join the Zoom Meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81216467150 See less

07/05/2026

From the College of Complexes, The Playground for People Who Think

07/04/2026

From the College of Complexes
American Revolution “Reconstructed” using AI from Art Works / Paintings / 41 minutes

How did a tax dispute become a war, and how did a war become a nati...

07/04/2026

"We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness."
From the College of Complexes
The Greatest Sentence Ever Written
https://www.c-span.org/program/book-tv/the-greatest-sentence-ever-written/674835?fbclid=IwY2xjawS2LMZleHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFlSmxZekxOMlpkT29HUzhhc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHk4XdgOMmbYvNrD6ahiat4GsQnhsRlakMZQ0XNaPwQAgg0tacMLU7iw6azN8_aem_GdSHMl_6HHRd9P0nYgMEkg

07/04/2026

From the College of Complexes

C-SPAN.org gives you access to C-SPAN's daily coverage of Washington and more than 200,000 hours of extensively indexed and archived C-SPAN video.

06/29/2026

Video Recording of Presentation at the College of Complexes Historical Highlights of the American Revolution
Meeting # 3,227 - Charles Paidock
presents a colorful, eclectic look at the events which brought about our independence - powerpoint presentation with art works on topic, and photos by presenter.

Meeting # 3,227 - Charles Paidock presents a colorful, eclectic loo...

06/26/2026

25 Accomplishments of the United States over the Past 250 Years, Placing it Above and Apart from Other Countries:
separation of church and state
the Bill of Rights
checks and balanced government
social security, medicare, medicaid
cheap energy, nuclear reactors, dams, hydro-electric
free market, e.g. fast food, big box retailing
universal voting
public education
interstate highway system
eliminating pollution, clean air and water
due process of law, habeas corpus, court system, civil
rights and liberties
cable television
5g telephone communications
infrastructure of all types across the country
strong national defense against invasion
law and order, police, courts, prisons
no right to work without having to join a union
national park system
air traffic control system
off-shore oil drilling, fracking, pipelines
interstellar space exploration, man on moon
star wars weapons
sound policies for foreign affairs, treaties,
alliances
homeland security, terrorism
pure food and drugs
community colleges, state college systems

SOURCE FROM OUR ARCHIVES
25 Mistakes the US has made in the Past 250 Years / and How to Correct Each One
Powerpoint Slides from Program at the College of Complexes, The Playground for People Who Think
http://www.collegeofcomplexes.org/Mistakes_BEST_NINE.pdf

July 6, 2024 Special Independence Day Speaker
Meeting # 3,774 - Charles Paidock, historian
The speaker states that "Overall the United States has been administered fairly well, although there have been instances when we fell short of the mark. The most obvious one is electing the wrong guy president, and not sending someone like Bernie Sanders to the White House. I will focus instead on positions and policies in which we could have made the country an altogether better republic in which to live, but chose not to do so."