Category: Natural Law and Reciprocity

DE-CONFLATION OF PROPERTARIANISM INTO SEVEN THESES

Now, look, I know I’m more than a tad anachronistic. Because I do serious work, I do experimental work, I do promotion, and I happily participate in troll-guments. But that’s a luxury of not working in the Academy, and not needing anyone’s approval. I have luxuries that authors and academics dont – and I revel in them.

But Propertarianism is a bit confusing – or at least, following my work on propertarianism is somewhat confusing to newbies – because Propertarianism consists of very separate works.

1) Acquisitionism (Psychology), Propertarianism (Sociology), Testimonialism (epistemology: the completion of the scientific method, to include psychology and sociology). This is a very hard-core, serious work that solves the outstanding problems in analytic philosophy and the sciences, thereby uniting philosophy and the sciences.

2) Natural Law (Ethics, and Law)

It is possible to construct, strictly, with original intent, and strict textualism, from the first principle of reciprocity, all possible moral law, and to disallow judicial legislation from the bench, and much of judicial discretion, as our founders had originally intended so that the constitution could not be circumvented. THis requires propertarian and testimonial grammar, and produces the equivalent of software ‘functions’ for the production of contracts.

3) Market Government (Politics)

A list of options by which different governments can be constructed, under a natural law of reciprocity, thereby ending the period of majoritarian tyranny via monopoly allocation of resources to preferred commons. And the devolution of the powers for normative commons and familial commons to the region (state) and locality (city). Chief differences include the assent of any contract of the commons that survives the criticism of natural law (shall-ascend), and the elimination of majority rule. As well as the elimination of political representatives (politicians).

4) Anti-Marxism

The extension of fraud protection from products and services to information and public speech. The defunding of those devices by which the left has preyed upon our people, and the restoration of our sovereignty via that means.

5) A New Constitution

The reformation of the american constitution in order to restore Anglo Saxon Contractualism, The Founder’s Attempt at a constitution of Natural Law.

6) The Revolution

The strategy and tactics of revolution by which we can force the restoration of the constitution of natural law, and force the expansion of the constitution to require warranty of due diligence against fraud in matters of the commons from products, and services, to information, and speech.

7) The Answer to the Question of Western Dominance in all fields. (Group Evolutionary Strategy) The answer is reducible to we invented and use truth as an heroic virtue despite the threat to the dominance hierarchy. From that one choice, all the rest of the west evolved.

So when you just ‘stop on by’ or are a newbie, it kind of takes a while to figure out both if I’m serious or experimenting, or playing, and which of the seven points I’m experimenting with.

If you understand testimonialism and operational grammar used testimonialism, you’ll see that when I construct arguments I am actually trying to construct proofs – and then by trying them over and over again, refining them until they’re both complete and comprehensible to ‘normal’ people. Or at least the best that I can do.

So I’m not ‘done’ with the seven different components of Propertarianism (i might never be). And when you participate in this online experiment, you’re watching a street vendor practice his craft – including the failures.

Hopefully you learn something wonderful. 😉