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Thank you again for a thoughtful reply. I have been digesting the anarchist view. I am sliding towards it as a philosophy. I still have questions like: Does an anarchist system (or really lack of one) have any accommodation for the enforcement of property rites? It seems to me there has to be an authority that at least catalogs the ownership of land etc.

I have started the "What Bitcoin Did" podcast called "Understanding Anarchism with Michael Malice" today. I am sure I will have more questions.

I am enjoying the latest rabbit hole. Life is exciting and interesting when you live it with curiosity. Cheers!

https://youtu.be/VlzbjwG94Qg

Bobbie Parr 2y ago

Definitely, the essential rule “don’t hurt people or take their belongings”. Theoretical enforcement of this is often discussed by Konkin. I also have a ton to learn, it’s an endless theoretical philosophy. Thanks for the share, l’ll check that one out. Malice has some good stuff. 👍

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Random Gadfly 2y ago

Just finished it today. It was good. Malice did explain things well. I am in theory on board with anarchism in a moral world. Which I would agree with malice most people want to get along and organize themselves in coexisting groups. I feel like the moral fiber of the world needs to be healed to finally get to no laws helped with a great awakening. We may get there in a few decades and theoretical may no longer be theory. Thank you again for the discussion. I enjoyed it greatly. The world doesn’t heal without civil people sharing ideas with open minds. Cheers!

Bobbie Parr 2y ago

Agreed fully! Have an excellent weekend. 🥰