Curt Doolittle

Theme: Sovereignty

  • THIS ISN’T A NEGOTIATION You don’t understand. So let me help you. Sovereignty r

    THIS ISN’T A NEGOTIATION

    You don’t understand. So let me help you. Sovereignty resulting in Liberty isn’t just an abstract moral good. It’s not just more competitive because it adapts faster than all other political models. It’s not just a eugenic and peaceful method of domesticating and evolving mankind from mystical barbarism to material reason. It’s not just western civilization’s reason for dragging humanity out of mysticism, ignorance, poverty, and disease. It’s not just western civilization’s evolutionary strategy – the first tenet of western ‘religion’.

    It’s that Sovereignty resulting in Liberty is the only condition under which we agree to refrain from conquering, dispossessing, enslaving, and if necessary, murdering you, your allies, your kith, and your kin.

    While it is true that citizens and customers are cheaper and more rewarding than slaves, serfs, and prisoners, it is far more preferable to return to universal warfare, colonization, manorialism, and slavery, than it is to continue to permit you to commit your genocide against our people, our culture, and our civilization.

    So perhaps you don’t understand. This isn’t a negotiation. This isn’t a compromise. These are demands. We will restore our sovereignty voluntarily, and leave you in peace, or we will conquer, enslave, and kill you and your ilk until your consent is not longer relevant.

    Curt Doolittle

    The Propertarian Institute

    Kiev, Ukraine.

    Source date (UTC): 2016-10-14 14:26:00 UTC

  • Q&A: —“Hello Curt! Briefly, and simply, would you tell me the difference betwe

    Q&A: —“Hello Curt! Briefly, and simply, would you tell me the difference between a dictatorship and a monarchy?”—

    Great question.

    A Dictator is not bound by rule of law. He exercises discretionary rule.

    A Monarch in the european sense, is bound by rule of law, and exercises discretion only within the bounds of rule of law.

    Most cultures other than china limit rulers to some sort of traditional boundaries or religious boundaries. But only christian monarchies were semi-bounded by whatever natural law the church and tradition were able to limit them with.

    Anglo saxons were quite good at limiting the power of the monarchy, and that is the tradition that carries with us.

    Source date (UTC): 2016-10-12 16:05:00 UTC

  • “My dream is a hemispheric common market with open trade and open borders”–Hill

    “My dream is a hemispheric common market with open trade and open borders”–Hillary Clinton

    We are at war. It’s time to make war.

    Source date (UTC): 2016-10-12 12:02:00 UTC

  • He who can kill people and destroy things controls people and controls things. H

    He who can kill people and destroy things controls people and controls things. He merely chooses to exercise control or not exercise control.

    We must merely choose to control.

    Source date (UTC): 2016-10-09 20:13:00 UTC

  • Socrates had proven himself in battle. He earned the franchise. That’s why he ev

    Socrates had proven himself in battle. He earned the franchise. That’s why he even had the right to speak.

    Source date (UTC): 2016-10-08 07:05:00 UTC

  • Moscow’s Indirect Education Of Europeans

    Moscow’s conquest of south-eastern ukraine broke not only the postwar consensus on borders, but the peace of Westphalia that made states accountable for the factions inside their borders. To some degree this may help Europeans, and westerners, understand that their definition of war includes the assumption that wars are conducted by states against states rather than by factions within states against states or factions within other states – and that like the high trust society they live in, and the rule of law they live under, or the democracy that they practice, is just another European idiosyncrasy – an artifact of history that like trust, law, democracy, can readily convert to human norms of low trust, corruption, and totalitariansm.

  • Moscow’s Indirect Education Of Europeans

    Moscow’s conquest of south-eastern ukraine broke not only the postwar consensus on borders, but the peace of Westphalia that made states accountable for the factions inside their borders. To some degree this may help Europeans, and westerners, understand that their definition of war includes the assumption that wars are conducted by states against states rather than by factions within states against states or factions within other states – and that like the high trust society they live in, and the rule of law they live under, or the democracy that they practice, is just another European idiosyncrasy – an artifact of history that like trust, law, democracy, can readily convert to human norms of low trust, corruption, and totalitariansm.

  • You Create Liberty without Permission

    YOU CREATE LIBERTY WITHOUT PERMISSION You can beg for Liberty and at best receive permission. Or you can create Liberty without permission.

    Liberty is produced always and only by a small minority through organized violence preventing any other alternative rule

  • You Create Liberty without Permission

    YOU CREATE LIBERTY WITHOUT PERMISSION You can beg for Liberty and at best receive permission. Or you can create Liberty without permission.

    Liberty is produced always and only by a small minority through organized violence preventing any other alternative rule

  • Devolve the Empire

    My political agenda is to devolve the empire, to constrain any federal government to defense, insurer or last resort, and interstate property conflict, and to liberate as many states to experiment in as many ways possible, creating lots of opportunity for ‘people at the top’. Let a thousand nations bloom.