Kaito
Kaito OP wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted1196 in How anarchist communes will deal with riots? by Kaito
Personal property = everything that isn't a mean of production that isn't government owned
Do you agree, bro?
Kaito OP wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted1196 in How anarchist communes will deal with riots? by Kaito
aerofalcon?
Why should I try my posts aren't memes...
Kaito OP wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted1196 in How anarchist communes will deal with riots? by Kaito
Yes there's a difference, It depends of the semantics.
On common law/normal language private property means everything that isn't government owned.
By anarchist standards Private property means = means of production
Personal property = everything that isn't a mean of production that isn't government owned
Kaito OP wrote (edited )
Reply to comment by shanc in How anarchist communes will deal with riots? by Kaito
Explain? It's an ancom commune where people help each other.
Kaito OP wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted1196 in How anarchist communes will deal with riots? by Kaito
They are the same thing, for God's sake and It is subjective.
Kaito OP wrote
Reply to comment by shanc in How anarchist communes will deal with riots? by Kaito
Anywhere. Why would they want to enter in the first place?
2ndly they don't know who is living inside the village, this means that they can't arrest people.
In any ecovillage/privately owned village.
Liberstad for instance.
Kaito wrote
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No, don't go to government regulated school, except If you are a fascist
Kaito OP wrote
Reply to comment by shanc in How anarchist communes will deal with riots? by Kaito
Go in any fuckin' rural village/ecovillage and you will see that what I say exists and everything is entirely privately owned (the "authority"/govt isn't allowed in). Damn...
Kaito wrote
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Useless. It's already insured against vandalism anyway.
Kaito OP wrote
Reply to comment by shanc in How anarchist communes will deal with riots? by Kaito
There is no landlord, because we own the land.
Police is not allowed to enter in the village
Why would there be a mayor? Each of us own our own parcel of land and we help together.
Kaito wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted30 in I'll just call my private security force by !deleted1196
Except that I am not an ancap
Kaito OP wrote
Reply to comment by Majrelende in How anarchist communes will deal with riots? by Kaito
Why do you feel unfree, when people are trading goods a certain way in your community?
Do you want to be like the government/corporations? Playing the police? If someone is caught trading in this way in this community, then he is banned!
Doesn't go against freedom, btw : but hey, you're free to choose your commune, so no problem, as long as you don't want to attack MY commune.
though if someone needed to learn how to build a house, they would have to work in order to buy a book on it.
Or negociate with their neighbors and ask them how to build a house or telling them that you will pay for it later, borrowing money...etc
Now, there are only a few types of market products, including luxury items and art. But it might seem silly to trade these away.
No, because trading helps fuel innovation
Kaito wrote
Reply to comment by heckthepolice2 in I'll just call my private security force by !deleted1196
You will never trade goods? No barter, nothing?
Kaito wrote
Reply to A school district threatened parents over lunch debt. Now, a CEO says it refused his offer to pay by RedEmmaSpeaks
Regulated/public schools are always shit, no matter their shape
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ethically?
Kaito wrote
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Because you will never trade goods under anarchism...
Kaito wrote
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Kids are still forced to go to school & be indoctrinated. Doesn't change anything about the root problem
Kaito wrote
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Nice
Kaito wrote
Reply to People are hardwired to crave freedom or not. Anarchists will always be a minority, regardless of period. by thelegendarybirdmonster
Anarchists are pro-freedom. Don't see any problem.
Where is the freedom when you are constantly ruled?
Kaito wrote
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Useless. Abolish the schooling system entirely
Kaito wrote
Reply to I'll just call my private security force by !deleted1196
personal security force
personal protection
Kaito OP wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted1196 in How anarchist communes will deal with riots? by Kaito
Yes, It already started, but I don't understand why Majrelende was talking about an "open revolution"?
Kaito OP wrote
Reply to comment by Majrelende in How anarchist communes will deal with riots? by Kaito
I just thought we were talking about open revolution.
Why do we need an "open revolution"?
Against whom?
Thugs, probably :)
what I meant is that authority is often the means by which taxes are evaded.
Even, then I don't find any problem with this. If people send a letter to the govt and ask them to stop taxing them, I don't see any problem.
Lobbying is the problem (people trying to pass stupid laws), not tax evasion.
Kaito OP wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted1196 in How anarchist communes will deal with riots? by Kaito
If you can afford it! And If you're sure that they won't kill you too.
Check.
Kaito OP wrote
Reply to comment by !deleted1196 in How anarchist communes will deal with riots? by Kaito
Define personal property, then