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—“Pure brilliance. Now, how do we find someone who can carry that vision into the world and gain that necessary critical mass? Truly, those solutions will change the world and make it a peaceful, happy, functional place. I’ll set my mind to how we can find the leader now.”—

When we decided to “make propertarianism” as a spin-off of Hans Hoppe’s property and freedom society, we did it under the assumption that I was not the political face of the movement.