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C4SS Symposium: Land Tenure and Anarchic Common Law

By On February 2, 2011 · Leave a Comment

The Center for a Stateless Society is hosting a virtual symposium concerning issues of land ownership.

I thought I would offer responses to questions posed in Gary Chartier’s opening remarks.

After how much time does land become ripe for homesteading?

I take this question to be asking by what principle can a property become [...]

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Talking about Poverty in a Libertarian Society

By On October 18, 2010 · 1 Comment

I was asked how I might resond to a political liberal sincerely concerned with the plight of the less fortunate in a liberatian society.

The first thing I want to know is if it would be better just to save my breath. I first have to know if the person I am are communicating with [...]

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Fun with Political Labels

By On May 12, 2010 · 1 Comment

The Center for a Stateless Society published its rather extensive political quiz Wednesday.

It turned out that I am not as entirely anti-militaristic as I thought, only 71 percent. Economically, I’m a 72 percent leftist, which is evident in my affinity with worker self-management. I had a feeling that some of the [...]

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Darian Worden on Why Libertarians Are Left

By On April 1, 2010 · 1 Comment

Generally, I agree that the terms “left” and “right” in the mainstream political vernacular are a false alternative. Both liberals and conservatives support a violent organization that usurps individual rights and autonomy by its very existence. They may do so for different reasons, but both are reactionary hypocrites or at least very confused.

I do [...]

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