/lit/ - Literature

>>14390343
not a big fan of Ted Kamemeski, but Freedom = Responsibility is the truest thing ever said. as mentioned, people too often in our current system want to palm off responsibility elsewhere. make the consumer responsible! give trash collection to trash men! sell the trash (and recycling materials) to asia to be burnt! if the people making the plastic were responsible for its disposal or reuse, suddenly that major issue would be dealt with very differently.

but yeah, all this idealist bullshit emanating from american style quasi-religious leftism and ‘social justice’ is a massive mistake

that said, as kuch as i love watching Cast Away, people don’t actually give a fuck about going backwards and living like primitives (which as far as i understand, is Kaczinskis idea), and the criticism that you would be swiftly conquered by a geopolitical power like russia or the US is real. Anarchism should be an improvement on what we have not a tearing down, which leads me to the third issue, which is obviously that property and land are currently making a few private individuals a lot of money and the pressure to keep things that way is not going away anytime soon. The only way of this changing is either through collapse, or by beginning slowly through smaller cities like in Spain.

>>14390439
problem is if you look at what it means to be a libertarian, and imagine how libertarians would organise themselves, it wouldn’t look like nationalism, it would look like anarchism. you can still be proud of where you are from without having to look and think like everyone else, following someone elses laws, isn’t that the definition of libertarian?