Nice introduction. Very succinct and to the point.

Does "lovertarian" mean the same thing as relationalism? If so, then why you are bother to reinvent the semantic wheel?

Caleballen, the fact of the matter is that "public schooling" is a monopoly. Competition is a sin, as one of the Rockefellers put it, and all the authoritarian sychophants nod their head in total

Here is a better explanation for the relationship between parents & children:

I guess we'll all find out whether Steemit is worth a damn or is in fact a steaming pile of...

Except for #9 (because I don't do street protests), all the rest either fit me or otherwise have actually happened. Perfect list.

Exactly, seanobi - that is where a good chuck of Americans seem to be in their emotional maturity.

This article could have been a lot shorter if you had just mentioned that statist sycophants experience Stockholm Syndrome with the State. Just sayin'

Thanks for the kind mention. I'm less a believer in hypothetically limited government than I have been in recent years, but yeah, my associations with those in the constitutionalist patriot movement have

Yeah, thylbom, I know; this is a constant, apparently.

Seriously man, you are making BANK with an average of, what? $1,000 per article, or thereabouts? I guess telling people what they want to hear pays well, doesn't it?

Ok, so I upvoted your post here, but the question is, will you get more than $0 on this one because of my upvote?

Very good photos.

Sterlin, would you say then that "relationalism," as you've promoted elsewhere, is the answer/solution to the Therapeutic State?

I don't understand Steemit at all; you've now got 11 votes, but $0? What the hell gives? Is there a troll living under the Steemit bridge, or what?

Mind if I repost your poem?

Sterlin, I think this is a very apt observation you've made about the maturity of statists. Asking the question, "Without government, who would build the roads?," is very much like asking

If anybody was being really honest, "peaceful" parenting really is the libertarian "space space" for use of force issues, and I think your observation here about the lack of ends-means

I wonder if the introduceyourself tag is what's used to make bank; call me a cynic if you like, but I'm trying to understand Steemit as well. If so, perhaps I should do one too, just for the hell of it.

Speaking of courage, Sterlin, what do you think of agorism? Do you think agorists are courageous?