Tanner Cook

Liberty and the Will to Power Tanner Cook

What ever happened to the idea of liberty? When was it decided that freedom can only flourish within the walls of tyranny? What god among us declared that the primary mode of libertarianism must consist of a slavish adherence to moral imperatives? Is it not possible for liberty to have a more proper conception and a philosophy that only requires a man to be free? From the author that brought you The Case Against the State, Tanner Cook now unleashes a new perspective of libertarianism. He presents an argument for the free individual without appealing to dogmatic moral systems or constructing any new deontology. In fact, Tanner employs the philosophical war-hammer of Nietzschean immoralism in order to unfound the current discourse on liberty while opening a pathway to a much-needed revival of libertarian thought. Liberty and The Will to Power is not for the timid or those who ascribe to the "greater good". Tanner's message is for men, who above all things, desire to be free.