Category: Natural Law and Reciprocity

  • All you really need to know about propertarianism

    October 30th, 2018 3:01 PM

    [R]eductive version: “All you need to really understand about propertarianism is that it makes it possible to write law so these f—kers in the financial, media, academy, state, complex can’t keep stealing from you without repercussion, and because of that we can de-financialize, de-propagandize, de-politicize our country and live happily as one income families again.

  • Propertarianism Will Make Their Lives Better and Fast

    October 30th, 2018 2:52 PM THIS IS ALL NORMIES NEED TO UNDERSTAND: PROPERTARIANISM WILL MAKE THEIR LIVES BETTER AND FAST – NOT BECAUSE THEY UNDERSTAND IT. BUT BECAUSE OF THE LAW IT MAKES POSSIBLE. [N]ormal people are not students of, or interested in, nor necessarily capable of conceiving the world via the tools of calculus, economics, programming, law, or formal logic. They are merely the BENEFICIARIES of it when used by those of us who can. If you merely explain that it is possible to use the law to prohibit the financial sector, the media, politicians and the academy from taking advantage of them by lying to them, and that Propertarianism provides a method of writing the law in order to make that possible, they will understand. Because the work consists largely of: (a) a single value-independent language of logic, science, ethics, politics, economics, and law. (b) a set of criteria for testing whether or not statements made in that language (which is very close to law already) is false (such that it may still be true but it is not false or dependent upon pretense of knowledge). (c) that we can add this to the constitution and the courts fairly easily. And in doing so allow us to continue market support of what we favor, and court suppression of falsehoods that we don’t. (d) and if we do this most of the ‘redistributive demands’ can be made possible by disempowering of the financial, academy, media, and state sector, so that those proceeds can instead by consumed by the people (citizens), (e) so that once again it is possible to bear and rase a family on one income, pay for one’s house, and then save for retirement for the vast majority of the laboring, working, middle, and upper middle classes. That’s it. That’s what they have to understand. The rest of it is just the technical means of constructing, debating, writing, administering, and judging the law such that all of that is possible.

  • “We Must Restore Limits to The Taker”

    October 30th, 2018 2:13 PM “WE MUST RESTORE LIMITS TO THE TAKER” by Luke Weinhagen [I]n taking ruthlessness (competition unhindered by forbearance) off the table we have allowed “I kill you and take your stuff” to be replaced with “I outvote you and take your stuff”. It is the same threat of violence underpinning both iterations, but the latter removes the limit of direct risk to the taker. We need to be ruthless enough to restore limits to the taker, no matter how the taker fills in the blank within the statement “I ________ you and take you stuff”. What the parasite fills the blank with (guilt, shame, lies, demographics, etc…), ruthlessness must match. In short – We need to say ‘No” and ruthlessly mean it.

  • ALL YOU REALLY NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PROPERTARIANISM Reductive version: “all you ne

    ALL YOU REALLY NEED TO KNOW ABOUT PROPERTARIANISM

    Reductive version: “all you need to really understand about propertarianism is that it makes it possible to write law so these f—kers in the financial media academy state complex can’t keep stealing from you without repercussion, and because of that we can de-financialize, de-propagandize, de-politicize our country and live happily as one income families again.


    Source date (UTC): 2018-10-30 15:01:00 UTC

  • “WE MUST RESTORE LIMITS TO THE TAKER” by Luke Weinhagen In taking ruthlessness (

    “WE MUST RESTORE LIMITS TO THE TAKER”

    by Luke Weinhagen

    In taking ruthlessness (competition unhindered by forbearance) off the table we have allowed “I kill you and take your stuff” to be replaced with “I outvote you and take your stuff”.

    It is the same threat of violence underpinning both iterations, but the latter removes the limit of direct risk to the taker.

    We need to be ruthless enough to restore limits to the taker, no matter how the taker fills in the blank within the statement “I ________ you and take you stuff”.

    What the parasite fills the blank with (guilt, shame, lies, demographics, etc…), ruthlessness must match.

    In short – We need to say ‘No” and ruthlessly mean it.


    Source date (UTC): 2018-10-30 14:13:00 UTC

  • NO, KINSELLA DOESN’T USE RECIPROCITY, NOR DOES MOLLY, NOR BLOCK, NOR HOPPE, NOR

    NO, KINSELLA DOESN’T USE RECIPROCITY, NOR DOES MOLLY, NOR BLOCK, NOR HOPPE, NOR ANY OTHER “LIBERTARIAN”.

    ^Reciprocity as I use it, also includes a definition of reciprocity as productive, fully informed, warrantied, voluntary exchange, free of imposition upon the demonstrated interests (investments) of others. And where those demonstrated interests include forgone opportunities as well as seized opportunities to obtain an interest in that which others may (commons) have, or have not yet done so (private), or have obtained by the same reciprocal means.

    There is absolutely no one in the libertarian community who uses a definition of this precision and scope, and the reason they don’t is their use of Pilpul to create demand for substitution by the listener (audience) thereby creating a pretense of agreement on terms, when terms are not stated, but imagined. (This is the reason libertarianism is another abrahamic deception by suggestion and substitution.)

    This is why libertarianism relies on principles (vagueness and incompleteness demanding substitution ) rather than decidability (precision and completeness prohibiting substitution). And it is why libertarianism has branches, and why libertarianism failed to maintain an intellectual vanguard other than a few MI mediocre thinkers.

    A polity must survive competition for territory, trade routes, human capital, population, and productivity, by generating not only private returns but commons sufficient to permit those private returns, commons sufficient to provide multiples on those returns, a means of deciding which private is tolerable an dnot, and which commons are to produced, while defending it from others (competitors and predators) with competing interests.

    Libertarianism doesn’t do that. It’s the philosophy (ethics) of (((diasporic))) separatists concentrating capital by avoiding the payment of all possible local costs, and specializing in generating moral hazard, profiting from seizing opportunity generated by that moral hazard, concentrating the proceeds in methods of rent seeking, and by that combination preying upon the host until they are ostracized, deported, or prosecuted for their criminality.

    The only people that would end up in a libertarian community are the same people that would found such a thing: Pirates (europeans), Raiders (muslims), Rent Seekers (jews), Petty thieves (gypsies), a dependent class (underclasses), and an authoritarian leadership. None of which produce local goods, services, and information, but exist to avoid the costs of participation in a polity and its commons, while profiting from it by criminality.

    This is why each of these people from pirates on down has been ostracized, persecuted, prosecuted, and warred against – and as such why there are no libertarian (parasite or free rider) communities. The only vaguely libertarian communities are parasites or free riders that hold a territory with military protection of a powerful state, but no governance, infrastructure, support of maintenance. In other words the only ‘libertarians’ have been outposts claiming territory as an opportunity for future gain on behalf of a state or empire that cannot afford to colonize it by it’s own resources.

    That’s what ‘libertarianism’ means. Period. End of argument.

    Sovereigntarianism (what I do), instead says we organize into an army (militia) as investors, and conquer (take) territory, and construct commons and the many returns on commons, including markets, because markets produce the returns necessary to pay for the defense and institutions and infrastructure necessary to preserve our investment in the polity.

    In other words, libertarians are parasites, and sovereigntarians are producers.


    Source date (UTC): 2018-10-30 09:29:00 UTC

  • New Introduction To Propertarianism for Libertarians

    October 29th, 2018 8:38 AM NEW INTRODUCTiON TO PROPERTARIANISM FOR LIBERTARIANS Created a page for introducing libertarians to Propertarianism, includes: 1) Eli’s Introduction (with Ahmed’s Arabic Translation), 2) Reforming Mises (long) 3) Reforming Rothbard (medium) 4) Reforming Hoppe. (short) (Every time I read Ely Harman’s introduction I’m thrilled. He is a fabulous communicator.) https://propertarianinstitute.com/2018/10/28/propertarianism-for-for-libertarians/

  • New Introduction To Propertarianism for Libertarians

    October 29th, 2018 8:38 AM NEW INTRODUCTiON TO PROPERTARIANISM FOR LIBERTARIANS Created a page for introducing libertarians to Propertarianism, includes: 1) Eli’s Introduction (with Ahmed’s Arabic Translation), 2) Reforming Mises (long) 3) Reforming Rothbard (medium) 4) Reforming Hoppe. (short) (Every time I read Ely Harman’s introduction I’m thrilled. He is a fabulous communicator.) https://propertarianinstitute.com/2018/10/28/propertarianism-for-for-libertarians/

  • “Libertarianism = Marxism of the commons = Public property Marxism”—Brandon Ha

    —“Libertarianism = Marxism of the commons = Public property Marxism”—Brandon Hayes

    ( Staying On Message. 😉 )


    Source date (UTC): 2018-10-29 13:58:24 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1056908110810546176

  • INTRODUCTiON TO PROPERTARIANISM FOR LIBERTARIANS Created a page for introducing

    https://propertarianism.com/2018/10/28/propertarianism-for-for-libertarians/NEW INTRODUCTiON TO PROPERTARIANISM FOR LIBERTARIANS

    Created a page for introducing libertarians to Propertarianism, includes:

    1) Eli’s Introduction (with Ahmed’s Arabic Translation),

    2) Reforming Mises (long)

    3) Reforming Rothbard (medium)

    4) Reforming Hoppe. (short)

    (Every time I read Ely Harman’s introduction I’m thrilled. He is a fabulous communicator.)

    https://propertarianism.com/2018/10/28/propertarianism-for-for-libertarians/


    Source date (UTC): 2018-10-29 08:38:00 UTC