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>>23103098
>Civilization bad?
Yes.

>>22675701
The CIA want state socialism alive and well as it can be managed, corrupted. Actual socialism isn’t statist. The deep traditional ways of freedom will never fully die. Ever.

>>22372135
Something modern and eccentric that will help you see past the antique mindset of Hobbes

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>>22223164
All of Roman statehood was a monster. All of the British state right down to this shill in the OP are monsters

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>>22077607
He advocates a world just like Hitler’s, except for the label of fascism and no doubt with a phony inclusiveness.

>>22038019
Same reason all freedom movements are put down.
The “civilization” monster is too powerful and clever

>>21825284
>society
No.

>>21621857
If right and left are the same, find the true dichotomy.
Obey the mirror room or throw that monkey-wrench, swing it till you’re free till you’re free.

>>21534513
That’s a matrix made program to keep your eye away from the real exit, moron.

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>>20457915
Libertarian socialism is anarchism.
>>20457928
It’s implemented by the whole if they’re able to overcome the failed machine of state.

Another choice history for the enemies of state-capitalism

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>>19670478
>the concept that all human systems are doomed to failure?
That’s a concept. Why would you want to read someone who believes it?

Here’s a great historic essay on what “civilization” actually has been all this time.

>>19413316
>what a grand tragedy.
You don’t know how bad things are

>>19319312
Against Hist-Story, Against Leviathan
And pic

>>19271730
We’ve always resisted.
No use in telling me “might makes right” and “war is nature”. Resistance is natural, change is constant.

>>19232416
>We live in the best possible world!

It was, in the end, just a war of independence. A coup against the crown. Republics devolve into oligarchy in every instance.
What qualifies as a revolution for me is a complete change and turnover

>>19149571
Spirituality has noble intentions but in the end is always compromised and corrupted when they decide to build a church around it.

The world was slower paced back then, but no better under the rule of some bullshit divinely righted sovereign. Norm just notices the slower pace of those bygone days.
The new order isn’t science, it’s law. It’s the age of the lawyer and his army. Of course it’s darkling. The beast still lives

>>19121362
The absence of state isn’t more state. More state power is what v_v is pushing

What?
Coward

It’s a propaganda term for rightwingers and reactionaries to control the simple folk.

Do the oldest traditions interest you or just the modernist traditions?
This book give you some perspective.

>>19066025
Here’s what I mean. (Pictured)
It was always far better to live outside of these beasts.