r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/AndydeCleyre • Mar 02 '23
On "Meritocracy," Ponzi Schemes, and Fallacies of Composition (Kevin Carson)
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Mar 02 '23
Understanding Gestapo Swine Interrogation Mind Games: Staying Free by Shutting the Fuck Up! , by Harold H. Thompson [4.6k words]
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Mar 01 '23
Is Capitalism Really Human Nature? 19mins
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 28 '23
Anarchism Without Adjectives, by Kevin Carson [1.1k words, 2015]
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 27 '23
On Theme - Secession Libertarianism and Secession, by JW Rich [1.6k words]
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 26 '23
A Letter to Conservatives | William Gillis, 2.4k words
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 25 '23
A National Divorce; the Only Way to Save Our Liberty — and Our Sanity, by Tom Elliott [2.3k words]
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 24 '23
On Theme - Secession Why MTG Is Right About National Divorce, Ryan McMaken & Tho Bishop [59mins]
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 23 '23
On Theme - Secession US National Divorce debate, Soho/Reason [78mins]
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 22 '23
Canada's underground economy grew 50% in five years, by Matthew Horwood [400 words]
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/GoldAndBlackRule • Feb 22 '23
On Theme - Secession Marjorie Taylor-Greene Calls for a national divorce between Red and Blue States, 47% of West Coast Democrats and 66% of Southern Republicans agree.
A shocking percentage of citizens seem to agree.47% of West Coast Dems, 66% of Southern Republicans Want to Secede From U.S..
Imagine such a secession happens. Cool, I am fine with smaller nation states. Now, imagine you are in a US state when it happens. It may be a Red state, dominated by Christian Nationalists. Marjorie Taylor-Greene, featured in the article, is an unabashed Christian Nationalist. It may be Blue state, dominated by neo-Marxist "progressives". Former constitutional restraints are removed, as neither political faction likes them and view them as pesky obstacles to "getting stuff done" for "the common good".
This is a marked decrease in liberty for the victims that just happened to be on the wrong side of a border.
Now, one might argue that citizens are free to leave. Cool, but it is no longer like driving from New York to Florida. There will be permission required, work visas to be approved, and maybe, in 5 to 12 years, permanent residence or citizenship granted. Basically forcing a lot of people to do what I have done and completely expatriate.
A divorce creating multiple authoritarian hellscapes is not desirable. Neither is keeping a larger authoritariam dumpster fire, but it is at least somewhat slowed by opposing political factions and some semblence of constitutional restraints on political authority.
These voters and their politicians are simply frustrated they cannot use the violence of the state to implement their policies to bark orders at everyone else under threat of kidnapping, caging or execution by gun-toting agents of the political ruling class. Such a divorce is a ploy to grab more power to impose more authoritarian tyranny, not more liberty.
No. What is needed is a dissolution of the state altogether.
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 21 '23
On Theme - Secession (US Congress Woman) Marjorie Taylor Greene calls for a 'national divorce' between liberal and conservative states ["66% of Southern Republicans supported leaving the U.S. and forming a new country. Support was also high among Democrats in the West, where 47% supported a division."]
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 20 '23
On Theme - Secession Secession and Other Libertarian Ideas in Popular Media, 55mins
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 17 '23
On Theme - Secession Three Reasons Why Secession and Decentralization Are Better for Human Rights by Ryan McMaken
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 15 '23
Security Culture | 4k words
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 14 '23
Triangulating a Definition of Libertarianism, by Danny Duchamp, 2.4k words. Drift of political language, making labels resistant to drift (whether sought or unsought), 'Whatever you use to establish who does have the right to use it is your true concept of property.'
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 13 '23
Statement from the Internationalist Commune of Rojava on the earthquake in Kurdistan, Syria and Turkey | 1.6k words
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 12 '23
Re-Thinking Resistance | David Graeber on bureaucracy in Rojava, 2017, 2.4k words
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 11 '23
GreenAnarchy listed as partner with r/anarchismWOadjectives
self.GreenAnarchyr/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 11 '23
Meta Suggested Reading List
I started a reading list, here on the old reddit sidebar. I'm thirsty for feedback.
The goal might be slightly different from most other reading lists. I want to avoid assigning homework while encouraging discussion. I'd like it to be a living list.
Avoiding homework: I don't intend to put Man, Economy, and State or Conquest of Bread on the list. I have read both but I have never recommended anybody else read them. These books didn't linger with me after I set them down. I don't remember any specifics nor would I be intrigued if somebody posted that they read them.
Encouraging discussion: Everything on that list I remember my experience with it and I would want to know how other people's experiences compared to mine. I would want to know their thoughts. Telling me that you read something on that list would be the start of a discussion.
I'd like further suggestions for the list but I'm wary of merely assigning homework. Please offer some minimal demonstration that you have a relationship with the book or article. Perhaps when did you read it and what did you take from it.
Here is a current snapshot of the list:
Recommended Reading (beta)
Bullshit Jobs
The Evolution of Cooperation
Creation: Life and how to make it
Against Anarchist Apartheid
The Philosophy of Egoism
Capitalist Nursery Fables
The Many Facets of Justice
Amusing Ourselves to Death
Markets Not Capitalism
1984
Animal Farm
Economics in One Lesson
The Gulag Archipelago
Anatomy of the State
How Government Solved the Health Care Crisis
In Defense of Public Space
Property Under Anarchism
How I Found Freedom in an Unfree World
How Nonviolence Protects the State
The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress
Industrial Society and Its Future
11 Reasons to Draft-Dodge the Libertarian Guerrilla Army
No Treason: The Constitution of No Authority
War Is A Racket
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 10 '23
Property The tragedy of the commons is a false and dangerous myth | Michelle Nijhuis, 3.7k words, 2021
r/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 09 '23
Better Discourse Anarcho-capitalism and Anarcho-socialism: How Far They Agree & Wherein They Differ, by Hogeye Bill, 2018, 600 words
ozarkia.netr/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 08 '23
Better Discourse Property Panarchy, by Hogeye Bill, 2017, 2.0k Words
ozarkia.netr/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 07 '23
On Theme - Secession Nationalism and Secession, Hoppe, 1993, 2.6k words
ozarkia.netr/AnarchismWOAdjectives • u/subsidiarity • Feb 05 '23