Theme: Coercion

  • An Anarcho Capitalist Society In The Long Run… Nope. Impossible/

    —“How would an Anarcho Capitalist society look like, in the long run?”—

    [L]et’s take a look:

    (a) Libertines (anarcho capitalists) differ from libertarians (jeffersonian contractualists), where Contractualist Libertarian = do no harm to the commons, and anarchist libertine = do no good to the commons. This is the underlying principle of decidability in libertinism (anarcho capitalism): avoid costs of physical, normative, an cultural commons, where the principle of decidability in libertarianism is merely the prohibition on the imposition of costs that would cause retaliation.

    (b) no anarcho capitalist polity can form out of rational economic incentives because without commons and territory on low cost trading routes, any such polity must be endogenously parasitic.

    (c) no anarcho capitalist can retain desirable, productive individuals in competition with other societies that do produce commons that add multipliers to the market for reproduction and production.

    (d) any anarcho capitalist polity that did survive would be limited to endogenously parasitic members, and those polities that bore the parasitism would eventually, when in a period of stress, colonize, conquer, or destroy such a polity (pirates, drug dealers, money launderers etc).

    (e) Ergo no anarcho capitalist society is possible -and its arguable whether one was desirable. If you need a nearly lawless borderland and will bear the costs to consumption of living there, then go. Antartica, Siberia, and canada contain vast areas of unused territory because it has not economic value higher than it’s costs of survival in harsh conditions.

    The only possible liberty is that of the anglo saxons: contractualism. And the only means of achieving it is to eliminate demand for the state as a suppressor of aggression and retaliation by the use of the common law to prohibit the imposition of costs on life, kin, relations, things, built capital, norms, traditions, and institutions.

    There is only one possible form of liberty then: the only social science man has discovered: rule of law, natural law, common judge discovered law, universal enfranchisement, and universal accountability, and universal reciprocal insurance.

    Curt

  • An Anarcho Capitalist Society In The Long Run… Nope. Impossible/

    —“How would an Anarcho Capitalist society look like, in the long run?”—

    [L]et’s take a look:

    (a) Libertines (anarcho capitalists) differ from libertarians (jeffersonian contractualists), where Contractualist Libertarian = do no harm to the commons, and anarchist libertine = do no good to the commons. This is the underlying principle of decidability in libertinism (anarcho capitalism): avoid costs of physical, normative, an cultural commons, where the principle of decidability in libertarianism is merely the prohibition on the imposition of costs that would cause retaliation.

    (b) no anarcho capitalist polity can form out of rational economic incentives because without commons and territory on low cost trading routes, any such polity must be endogenously parasitic.

    (c) no anarcho capitalist can retain desirable, productive individuals in competition with other societies that do produce commons that add multipliers to the market for reproduction and production.

    (d) any anarcho capitalist polity that did survive would be limited to endogenously parasitic members, and those polities that bore the parasitism would eventually, when in a period of stress, colonize, conquer, or destroy such a polity (pirates, drug dealers, money launderers etc).

    (e) Ergo no anarcho capitalist society is possible -and its arguable whether one was desirable. If you need a nearly lawless borderland and will bear the costs to consumption of living there, then go. Antartica, Siberia, and canada contain vast areas of unused territory because it has not economic value higher than it’s costs of survival in harsh conditions.

    The only possible liberty is that of the anglo saxons: contractualism. And the only means of achieving it is to eliminate demand for the state as a suppressor of aggression and retaliation by the use of the common law to prohibit the imposition of costs on life, kin, relations, things, built capital, norms, traditions, and institutions.

    There is only one possible form of liberty then: the only social science man has discovered: rule of law, natural law, common judge discovered law, universal enfranchisement, and universal accountability, and universal reciprocal insurance.

    Curt

  • Right: Don’t tread on me Left: I want to tread on you Right: Don’t tread on me L

    Right: Don’t tread on me

    Left: I want to tread on you

    Right: Don’t tread on me

    Left: I want to tread on you

    Right: Don’t tread on me

    Left: I want to tread on you

    Right: FINE. IF SOMEONE IS GOING TO BE TREAD ON IT’S GOING TO BE YOU!

    (by Jonathan Hon )


    Source date (UTC): 2016-08-17 14:09:00 UTC

  • ARE NO SERIOUS FASCIST PHILOSOPHERS FOR THE SAME REASON THERE ARE NO PHILOSOPHER

    https://www.quora.com/Are-there-serious-contemporary-Fascist-philosophers/answer/Curt-Doolittle?srid=u4Qv&share=74827bffTHERE ARE NO SERIOUS FASCIST PHILOSOPHERS FOR THE SAME REASON THERE ARE NO PHILOSOPHERS OF HOPLITE WARFARE

    (a fun one)

    **Fascism** is a ‘**military’ strategy** for Marshaling all economic, political, and cultural resources for the purpose of opposing **Bolshevism, Communism, Socialism**, and totalitarianism by the conduct of **military, economic and cultural warfare**.

    Just as Napoleonic **Total War** is a strategy for marshaling all national resources for the conduct of military warfare prior to the industrial revolution, when economic warfare was relatively ineffective.

    Just as today we use **economic warfare **almost exclusively to contain Russian expansion into southern Europe, eastern Europe and the Baltic, and as we did use to constrain Iran into constraining its expansion into Iraq, Syria and Israel.

    Ergo:

    1. MILITARY: Nationalization of resources for military war: Napoleon **Total War** (State Credit under Nation States), Physical warfare was appropriate for the era.

    2. ECONOMIC: Nationalization of resource for military, economic and cultural war: **Fascism**, or **Economic Warfare, **by the construction of an autarkic (self dependent) economy. The combination of physical, economic and cultural warfare was appropriate for the era.

    3. FINANCIAL: Nationalization of federal trade policy to cause economic collapse: I don’t have a word for it but operationally it would be called “**Financial Warfare**”., by depriving competitors of access to the world markets and financial system. (which destroys economic velocity, political authority, and social stability). Financial warfare is appropriate for the era.

    4. CULTURAL : the Frankfurt school of Marxism was perhaps the most effective form of warfare developed in the twentieth century. The objective is to destroy a civilization from within by sewing discord and internal conflict. It has taken many decades but combined with vast underclass immigration it has been almost successful in destroying the American Rule of Law experiment.

    PHILOSOPHERS?

    In this sense, it is no longer necessary for us to develop philosophers for the purpose of Military Total War (state credit), Economic Total War (Fiat Money), or Financial Total War (International Financial System)

    It is however, necessary (and I am one of them) to develop philosophers to counter the combination of false history, pseudo-rationalism, pseudoscience, and propaganda, using academy, state, media complex, to conduct cultural warfare.

    So no. There are no Fascist philosophers per se, for the same reason there are no philosophers of Napoleonic (or hoplite) warfare.

    Curt Doolittle

    The Propertarian Institute


    Source date (UTC): 2016-08-17 13:44:00 UTC

  • Some conflicts are objectively immoral because they generate retaliation Some co

    Some conflicts are objectively immoral because they generate retaliation

    Some conflicts are conditionally immoral because they violate normative contracts consisting in the product ( result) of a set of exchanges rather than single actions.

    Some conflicts are moral such as the competition for opportunities produced by the market.

    Some conflicts are uncertain since they constitute a process of discovery.


    Source date (UTC): 2016-08-17 09:41:00 UTC

  • “NAP” WIRED: “NPP” (I’m stunned by the work in this article.) You see. It takes

    https://propertarianforum.wordpress.com/2016/07/26/tired-nap-wired-npp/TIRED: “NAP” WIRED: “NPP”

    (I’m stunned by the work in this article.)

    You see. It takes a couple of years of work. But if you spend a couple of years at Propertarianism, you will do better communicating it than I do.

    Wonderful post. I’m inspired.


    Source date (UTC): 2016-08-17 06:06:00 UTC

  • THOUGHTS, WORDS, DEEDS “Maybe I should punch him” Thought. “I am going to punch

    THOUGHTS, WORDS, DEEDS

    “Maybe I should punch him” Thought.

    “I am going to punch you” Words.

    “I punched him.” Deeds.

    Violence is the only method of enforcing rights.

    (by Liam Eddy )


    Source date (UTC): 2016-08-17 04:52:00 UTC

  • Are There Serious Contemporary Fascist Philosophers?

    Fascism is a ‘military’ strategy for Marshaling all economic, political, and cultural resources for the purpose of opposing Bolshevism, Communism, Socialism, and totalitarianism by the conduct of military, economic and cultural warfare.

    Just as Napoleonic Total War is a strategy for marshaling all national resources for the conduct of military warfare prior to the industrial revolution, when economic warfare was relatively ineffective.

    Just as today we use economic warfare almost exclusively to contain Russian expansion into southern Europe, eastern Europe and the Baltic, and as we did use to constrain Iran into constraining its expansion into Iraq, Syria and Israel.

    Ergo:

    1. MILITARY: Nationalization of resources for military war: Napoleon Total War (State Credit under Nation States), Physical warfare was appropriate for the era.
    2. ECONOMIC: Nationalization of resource for military, economic and cultural war: Fascism, or Economic Warfare, by the construction of an autarkic (self dependent) economy. The combination of physical, economic and cultural warfare was appropriate for the era.
    3. FINANCIAL: Nationalization of federal trade policy to cause economic collapse: I don’t have a word for it but operationally it would be called “Financial Warfare”., by depriving competitors of access to the world markets and financial system. (which destroys economic velocity, political authority, and social stability). Financial warfare is appropriate for the era.
    4. CULTURAL : the Frankfurt school of Marxism was perhaps the most effective form of warfare developed in the twentieth century. The objective is to destroy a civilization from within by sewing discord and internal conflict. It has taken many decades but combined with vast underclass immigration it has been almost successful in destroying the American Rule of Law experiment.

    PHILOSOPHERS?
    In this sense, it is no longer necessary for us to develop philosophers for the purpose of Military Total War (state credit), Economic Total War (Fiat Money), or Financial Total War (International Financial System)

    It is however necessary (and I am one of them) to develop philosophers to counter the combination of false history, pseudo-rationalism, pseudoscience, and propaganda, using academy, state, media complex, to conduct cultural warfare.

    So no. There are no Fascist philosophers per se, for the same reason there are no philosophers of napoleonic warfare.

    Curt Doolittle
    The Propertarian Institute

    https://www.quora.com/Are-there-serious-contemporary-Fascist-philosophers

  • Why do we have laws if criminals are going to ignore them?

    Why do we have laws if criminals are going to ignore them? https://www.quora.com/Why-do-we-have-laws-if-criminals-are-going-to-ignore-them/answer/Curt-Doolittle?share=bf055a96


    Source date (UTC): 2016-08-16 18:41:53 UTC

    Original post: https://twitter.com/i/web/status/765619606744596481

  • do we have laws if criminals are going to ignore them?”— You don’t understand.

    https://t.co/saMBVjhjoe—“Why do we have laws if criminals are going to ignore them?”—

    You don’t understand. Laws are the terms of the insurance policy that we demand of the state in order for not using violence ourselves.


    Source date (UTC): 2016-08-16 14:41:00 UTC