/lit/ - Literature

>>16956898
>Why does he pretend to be an anarchist
He doesn't. He rejects unjustified hierarchy.

>(someone in favor of an emergent polycentric legal order)
Say what?

>when he is in fact, an authoritarian radical democrat statist?
Lolbertarian says what?

>>16354359
The liberal-conservative axis is orthogonal to the left-right axis. See pic related. Radical liberals are not leftists.

>>16096977
Radical liberalism is not just "extra liberalism". It's its own bastardization. Its adherents go beyond mere tolerance of norm-breaking and actually lionize deviance for its own sake, berating anyone who refuses to worship at their upside-down altar.

>>16040747
They have completely different ideologies, yes. Radlibs care about culture, whereas leftists deal with politics and the material world.

>>15998757
Correct.

>>16000625
Politics is about material power, moron. Not your vague faggy cultural nonsense.

>>15996121
"Wokeness" exists within the liberal-conservative axis, not the left-right axis. See chart related. The 'woke' people are in the "Rad-Lib" box.

Interested in intellectual political authors who wrote from unique (i.e., not predictable) perspectives over the past, say, 200 years.