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If I am the only one commenting here, I have to conclude there is something wrong. Millions in America do understand the importance of the libertarian message… i.e., how liberty is moral and provides a better life, and how the “status quo” of statism is never static: It ALWAYS moves towards totalitarian hell. So what is preventing libertarianism from catching fire? …especially in an era where we have uncensored, unlicensed (and really inexpensive) means of communication. What are we doing wrong?
We are NOT settling land somewhere. It’s that simple. Even in NH with the Free State Project attracting attention and some form of committment, libertarians are not settling land in an organized fashion. Some form of real estate development is the first stage of any capitalist venture; even if just for an office…
The libertarians in Norway get this. Why not Americans? Sadly, Adam Kokesh seemed to be on the right path in BFE, Arizona. Then poof. That county government came knocking on his door, and he seemed to fold like a cheap card table. What was the outcome of his court case? Why did he stop developing his homestead project?
Re: few comments: many are staying under the radar.
rk. “under the radar” left America somewhere around 1995.
Touché.
No one can afford to buy land. Any land that is close to where the jobs are is not going to be affordable. And if it is, people are too busy working to tend to homesteads.
I have to believe you invented the “box”, out of which interesting men seek to think outside. Although, entreprenurial land development in remote areas has been around for quite a while… perhaps the whole history of America. Do you realize what Las Vegas looked like in 1920? Again, see what the libertarians in Norway are doing. And by the way, there are “jobs” in agriculture and transportation in rural areas!!! But hey. Keep your “job” wherever it is, and remain a slave. The statists love your attitude
The statists love an anarchist? Looks like you came to argue without any reading comprehension skills. Agriculture and transportation jobs? So when will those people have time to tend to their homesteads? And those jobs will pay enough to make a mortgage payment? There are millions of libertarians so I guess there are millions of jobs to support those people in rural areas?
I would love to quit my city job and move to the country and buy some land. Unfortunately for myself and millions of others we don’t have the cash to go buy a plot of land. What does that mean? Yes, a loan. But either way you slice it a loan has to be paid back typically meaning a full time job to make the payments. Now I am still a slave to a bank and a job so I can have that plot of land.
ok. Let’s assume your appraisal of my “reading comprehension” is accurate. Then I ask, why bother engaging in any discussion with me?