Curt Doolittle

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  • Capitalism

    [T]he voluntary organization of production, distribution, and trade, that results in networks of sustainable specialization in production distribution and trade, that in turn adapts by change prices to small changes in demand;  by reorganizing in response moderate changes; and by dissolution and eventual reformation in response to shocks and persistent changes.

    People, Skill, Knowledge, Relations.

  • Liberty Must Be Imposed by Force

    LIBERTY (FREEDOM FROM PARASITISM) MUST BE IMPOSED BY FORCE, BUT LIBERTY NEED NOT BE UNIVERSALLY REQUIRED: A MONOPOLY IS NOT NECESSARY. [L]iberty is the desire of those who are able.  Security the desire of those who are not. And parasitism is the desire of those who are evil. While strict construction of agreements, and the decidability of conflicts are impossible without a monopoly of individual property rights to property-en-toto, there is no reason for a monopoly means of producing commons using those rights.

    There is no reason some individuals cannot form collectives and ostracize libertarians and no reason libertarians cannot form collective and ostracize communalists. There is no reason some cannot participate in socialist groups and others libertarian groups – as long as rule of law under property-en-toto, and the total prohibition on parasitism exists as a means of providing for strict construction of agreements, and decidability in conflicts. We know what bad is: parasitism. But good is dependent upon your abilities. Curt Doolittle The Philosophy of Aristocracy The Propertarian Institute Kiev, Ukraine (Tallinn, Estonia)

  • Liberty Must Be Imposed by Force

    LIBERTY (FREEDOM FROM PARASITISM) MUST BE IMPOSED BY FORCE, BUT LIBERTY NEED NOT BE UNIVERSALLY REQUIRED: A MONOPOLY IS NOT NECESSARY. [L]iberty is the desire of those who are able.  Security the desire of those who are not. And parasitism is the desire of those who are evil. While strict construction of agreements, and the decidability of conflicts are impossible without a monopoly of individual property rights to property-en-toto, there is no reason for a monopoly means of producing commons using those rights.

    There is no reason some individuals cannot form collectives and ostracize libertarians and no reason libertarians cannot form collective and ostracize communalists. There is no reason some cannot participate in socialist groups and others libertarian groups – as long as rule of law under property-en-toto, and the total prohibition on parasitism exists as a means of providing for strict construction of agreements, and decidability in conflicts. We know what bad is: parasitism. But good is dependent upon your abilities. Curt Doolittle The Philosophy of Aristocracy The Propertarian Institute Kiev, Ukraine (Tallinn, Estonia)

  • It Was Hard to Convince People Competition is Moral.

    [I]t was very hard to convince people that competition was not immoral. Lending was not immoral. And trading was not immoral. That’s because it often wasn’t.

    Competition functions only when credit is relatively equal to access. Lending only when not hazard-producing or predatory. And trading when not a contrived artificial scarcity. Hence why morality (rational cooperation) requires PRODUCTIVE fully informed, warrantied, voluntary exchange, free of externality of the same criteria. And why BLACKMAIL is immoral, and why the NAP/IVP is immoral. IF IT ISN’T PRODUCTIVE IT’S PARASITIC.

  • It Was Hard to Convince People Competition is Moral.

    [I]t was very hard to convince people that competition was not immoral. Lending was not immoral. And trading was not immoral. That’s because it often wasn’t.

    Competition functions only when credit is relatively equal to access. Lending only when not hazard-producing or predatory. And trading when not a contrived artificial scarcity. Hence why morality (rational cooperation) requires PRODUCTIVE fully informed, warrantied, voluntary exchange, free of externality of the same criteria. And why BLACKMAIL is immoral, and why the NAP/IVP is immoral. IF IT ISN’T PRODUCTIVE IT’S PARASITIC.

  • The Problem Facing The Lower Castes? Their Martial Elites Have Abandoned Them.

    [T]he problem facing our lower castes is that we have abandoned them to the hordes and they will not fight for their elites. And we need their numbers to fight the invasion and conquest.

    The lower castes must have a reason to fight for their elites.

    The martial class has abandoned responsibility for protecting the others.

    Either we lead or we perish.

  • The Problem Facing The Lower Castes? Their Martial Elites Have Abandoned Them.

    [T]he problem facing our lower castes is that we have abandoned them to the hordes and they will not fight for their elites. And we need their numbers to fight the invasion and conquest.

    The lower castes must have a reason to fight for their elites.

    The martial class has abandoned responsibility for protecting the others.

    Either we lead or we perish.

  • Our Feelings Tell Us Very Little Without Limits (Boundaries)

    [F]alsification (Limits) tells us what is true. Confirmation is often comforting lie.

    Heroin feels good. Many drugs feel good. Beer and chips and soccer feel good. Democracy feels good. Security feels good. But many things that feel good are not in fact good. Comforting lies are suicidal.

    Our feelings evolved in response to scarcity. Bread feels good tastes good and smells good (carbs). Sugar tastes good. Milk tastes good (fat).

    Almost all scarce things are good when scarce. They are less than good as staples. 

    Our senses have not adapted to overabundance. We do not sense the harm of abundance. Our daily meals are feasts. We live in a world of feasting (consumption ) in every capacity. 

    It’s no wonder our senses fail us.

  • Our Feelings Tell Us Very Little Without Limits (Boundaries)

    [F]alsification (Limits) tells us what is true. Confirmation is often comforting lie.

    Heroin feels good. Many drugs feel good. Beer and chips and soccer feel good. Democracy feels good. Security feels good. But many things that feel good are not in fact good. Comforting lies are suicidal.

    Our feelings evolved in response to scarcity. Bread feels good tastes good and smells good (carbs). Sugar tastes good. Milk tastes good (fat).

    Almost all scarce things are good when scarce. They are less than good as staples. 

    Our senses have not adapted to overabundance. We do not sense the harm of abundance. Our daily meals are feasts. We live in a world of feasting (consumption ) in every capacity. 

    It’s no wonder our senses fail us.

  • The State is a Vehicle for Lying

    [W]omen work so DAMNED hard at maintaining relationships. Men work so hard at providing. Yet we are both ignorant of the costs of the other. In my life, I have been awed by the determination of my significant others to preserve and improve the relationship just as diligently as I have worked to provide for it.

    Of all my insights the one I think I have found most helpful is the abandonment of the myth of equality, and its replacement with the explanatory power of an intertemporal division of perception, cognition, knowledge, labor, and advocacy where voluntary cooperation acts like prices and voluntary exchange do: the information system by which we make use of our distributed perceptions. This is why democratic government has failed: like Keynesian economics, it distorts our information system. So westerners participate in suicidal genocide because our information system is overloaded by lies at every single level: from the pricing system to that of voluntary cooperation. The state is a vehicle for interference in the information system that perpetuates the species by voluntary cooperation between different temporal perspectives: short female. and long male.. The state is a vehicle for LYING.