Property Rights, Overly Permissive Policies, & Canada’s Crisis of ‘Anti-Civilization’ | Unruly Ep.10
Guest host Alexander Brown speaks with author Étienne-Alexandre Beauregard about his book Anti-Civilization, The Collapse of Society and the Case for the Common Good and the broader cultural and policy questions behind it. The conversation focuses on how Western societies drift away from shared norms, why family and civil society matter, and why Gen Z is increasingly drawn to structure, tradition, and national belonging. Beauregard argues that the real challenge is not just economic or administrative reform, but rebuilding the moral and social foundations that make freedom workable in the first place. The discussion also turns to British Columbia, where land use, property rights, and drug policy are treated as examples of how cultural questions become concrete policy problems. Tune in! Subscribe and comment! 📬 Follow Without Diminishment: @wdiminishment 📬 Follow Alex Brown: https://x.com/alexbrown17 📬 Follow Kate Marland: https://x.com/kateemarland 📬 Follow Geoff Russ: https://x.com/GeoffRuss3 📬 Follow Sitka: @sitkamedia 🌐 sitkamedia.ca
