“Another of the main aspects of Propertarianism which Libertarianism usually doe

—“Another of the main aspects of Propertarianism which Libertarianism usually does not recognize properly is commons.

They accept humans own themselves, but don’t consider the ramifications of confederation.

Relationships own themselves. Families own themselves. Communities own themselves. Society owns itself.

To gain the benefits of economic cooperation and peaceful coexistence we must create the social acceptance of, and trust in, property rights. Cooperative society emerges from this common investment.

Libertarians see themselves as entitled to these conditions of peaceful coexistence from which economic cooperation may emerge, but these things come at a price, and if they refuse to pay their share they seek to gain the common property of liberty by parasitic theft.”—Joel Davis