/lit/ - Literature

key Distributist texts? I've read Cole and know of Chesterton and Belloc but what else is there?

>>20447781
Distributism. A (mostly) free market where capital is distributed as far as possible to keep it from centralizing in trusts. The means of production are owned not by private individuals (capitalism) nor by the state as a stand-in for "the people" (socialism) but by the actual workers who use them. You own your own tools, you own the equipment that you use to make a living. In cases like factories where it's impractical to "own" your own tools or equipment it would function more like a worker co-op where normal workers all have a stake and more important workers (managers, etc.) have a bigger stake.
Distributism aims to provide as much control as possible to the normal workers while preventing power from accumulating in any one area.

>>17493284

DISTRIBUTE THE COWS
EVERY MAN A CHEESE-MONGER

>>13894363
>So you want to be a leftist?
No, I don't want to be part of history's biggest losers (get genocided by your own party lol). I've decided to become a distributist.

>>13242631
>implying that this physique isn't 100% beef and beer

IN AWE

>>12679813
The ideal worker in a capitalist system is the average worker in a distributist system

Don't be a Marxist. Three acres and a cow for every individual.

>Being an anarchist
>Not being a quasi-fascist/nationalist distributist
>In the year of our lord, 2012

I seriously hope you guys don't do this.