The proverb The enemy of my enemy is my friend suggests two parties with a common enemy can work with each other towards common goals. A liberty discussion important to me is what choices individuals, ideological tribes, and ideological tribal alliances can offer to future generations; most importantly how we can restore and safeguard their genuinely free choice. This includes finding alternatives to social structures that may at first be peaceful, but that can be quickly converted into violence-initiating hierarchies. I predict many of the other things we inter-tribally bicker about today will be seen in several generations as primitive micro-minutia.
"The basic axiom of libertarian political theory holds that every man is a self owner, having absolute jurisdiction over his own body. In effect, this means that no one else may justly invade, or aggress against, another's person. It follows then that each person justly owns whatever previously unowned resources he appropriates or 'mixes his labor with'. From these twin axioms -- self-ownership and 'homesteading' -- stem the justification for the entire system of property rights titles in a free-market society. This system establishes the right of every man to his own person, the right of donation, of bequest (and, concomitantly, the right to receive the bequest or inheritance), and the right of contractual exchange of property titles." - Murray Rothbard, Law and Property Rights NoteThus I1 repent of and disavow the toxic culture of initiating emotional and physical violence2 I was born into and until recently repeated. I sincerely apologize if these former actions included you and I'm open to further discussion if you so desire. I further apologize, including to myself 3, for all the resources wasted4 and for all the former dysfunctionality.
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