I have an interesting feeling that people will flip the lid when all of a sudden you'll have a presidential candidate reintroduce the Lockean Proviso aka an aspect of Natural Law on the homestead principle

"We understood that if no central Government was needed to rule the independent Communes, if the national Government is thrown overboard and national unity is obtained by free federation, then a central

I just wanted to share a link to my manifesto on libertarian social democracy. The manifesto is in the form of a zine or pamphlet and is titled Anarchist Social Democracy: Structure & Theory. The following

Murray Bookchin labeled the “anarchism” of his opponents lifestyle anarchism. What he meant to describe by this was the general tendency among certain anarchists towards extreme individualism. Bookchin

“The Republic is the organization through which all opinions and activities remain free, the People, through the very divergence of opinions and wills, thinking and acting as a single man. In the Republic,

"A confederalist view involves a clear distinction between policymaking and the coordination and execution of adopted policies. Policymaking is exclusively the right of popular community assemblies

I recently read some of Rick Falkvinge’s posts on Steemit. His posts focused on the idea of “decentralized voluntaryism” where land is owned by the State and the publicly-owned land is rented out to private