being Able to do things is the power

But you cant fool yourself into thinking youre a one-man army

not 'knowing' things, that's not enough and it's lazy. It's why I have more value for a joiner than I do for a scholar

well done you read and write a lot, this guy built a bed by himself. with or without civilisation, this guy and a few others can still have a house, have walls, have those layers of protection and security. he doesn't have to beg anyone else for anything, if there's a tree and a small group he'll make it.

while Liberalism is the basis of your country you can do that, it's why we need to always push back against governmental over reach because it's our competence they carve into. like 'you need a license to fish here', fair enough there might be reason. but how about you just protecc your lake when you have one, when you're the one who claims and has that land you work. Peru did something amazing a while back, where any family who 'worked' any land for 3 generations was given ownership of that land as private property. I love that idea

That's a good idea... god, the things I'd do for a piece of land.

imagine if all you had to do was find some and keep it healthy and work it. lol

Its all I WANT to do

Im not the only one

yea i think that's literally human nature when it is free

and the state is body of people who own those things coming together and agreeing to a set of rules together.

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Where are you all from anyways

that's what a democracy is supposed to be. not just vagrant loose entities called civilians, battery humans in their high rise flats and apartments spamming out blog posts and putting a tick on a bit of paper.

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Our current democracy is idiots voting for idiots, that needs to be fixed

it's one thing I sympathise communists with, but I think workers should privately own their produce, not the 'means of production' which they either bought from someone who produced it or they didn't. Time to write a new manifesto lol

'the manifesto of lordism'

Feudalism?

If you produce something

And you get loan for it

lol, actually I am personally a monarchist so maybe I am a bit feudalistic lol

It is basically your boss paying you for what you produce

but feudalism with capital rights

and human rights.

how's that? can we make a deal

Dude I contemplate neo-feudalism a lot

yea totally kinky

But feudalism is build on someone being a higher class than other people

It's literally counter libertarian

that was actually behind the peru choice to give land ownership to those who had been working it. is they'd then 1. be able to take out loans. and 2. the police would be able to protect them from the golden path

(a communist group who went around pillaging farmers)

you know, because of how much they loved the working people lol

Communism is funnily enough outdated

Cause it only applied to factories when Marx wrote it

There *needs* to be a class that does the beurocratic shit though surely, a class that does just that, does it right, rather than leave everyone else to try to be experts at everything but they're not, and thus we have some real mediocrity.

And today not that many people work in factories

well, I guess my ideal is different to that feudalism because it involves anyone's right of ownership based on their activity and actual possession, produce, labour they trade for produce/currency representing products. It is Liberal Feudalism maybe

I have returned.

@Дракайна China had a beurocratic class