xianc78 @xianc78@gameliberty.club

@cee @Indigo Why do you have the Qur'an?

@cee @Indigo His books are so short though. I really believe he made them like that so you can pass them to normies like pamphlets.

Another thing to add to your reading list is Panarchy by Paul-Emile de Puydt which is where Panarchism was first coined. It isn't in book form however as it was published in a French newspaper back in 1890. Panarchism actually predates anarcho-capitalism, but has been embraced by ancaps in recent years because it's compatible with ancap/voluntaryist principles and I feel like it's a much better way to express our views without feeling alienating.

https://www.panarchy.org/depuydt/1860.eng.html

@ChristiJunior@neckbeard.xyz @LordMordred Every fucking state should secede from the US at this point.

@cee @Indigo Since we're on the topic about books. Have you read Konkin yet?

@coolboymew God, I wish I wasn't so busy with school and shit so I can finish it because the game is so good.

@Indigo @cee Same here. While I do think we can influence politics on a local/state level compared to federal, I don't know if secession is fully possible. Given the current political climate, I see any attempt at secession being viewed as white nationalist/separatist by the mainstream, regardless of the true motive behind the secession. It also depends on whether or not these local areas can be self-reliant because I'm pretty sure the mainland is going to cut off the supply chain.

Right now, we are heading more towards globalism than localism with shit like The Great Reset and Agenda 21 & 30. Hell, I bet the next global crisis will have a much bigger impact than COVID and will finally be the call for an actual world government.

@lanodan @Moon Which is why ZeroNet did the right thing by incorporating .bit domains.

@Indigo @cee Hoppe's strategy for achieving ancapistan is having the states break away bit by bit. First going down to the states/provinces, then the cities, until you get down to the individual properties.

Recently, I was thinking that we could combine agorism with secessionism. Once, the states are divided into small independent jurisdictions, the counter-economists can dissolve those micro-states.

@Moon Unstoppable Domains is compatible with IPFS and can make them much simpler.

@Indigo At this point, I only have faith in local/state governments. Maybe if we're lucky, we can get them to secede.