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[[File:Minarchist.png]] [[Minarchism]]’s crazy brother<br> |
[[File:Minarchist.png]] [[Minarchism]]’s crazy brother<br> |
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Market Totalitarianism (Primarily by [[File:Soc-h.png]] Leftists)<br> |
Market Totalitarianism (Primarily by [[File:Soc-h.png]] Leftists)<br> |
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Corporatocracy On Steroids (Same as above)<br> |
[[File:Ancorp.png]] Corporatocracy On Steroids (Same as above)<br> |
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Free Market Absolutism<br> |
Free Market Absolutism<br> |
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[[File:Revbert-icon.png]] Revolutionary Libertarianism <ref>[https://www.antiwar.com/orig/rothbard_on_war.html "Yes, I agree 100% with that! The difference between the Revolutionary War and an interstate war is that, in the first place, an interstate war is a war of one government against another – it’s a war that aggresses against the innocent civilians of the opposite government, it’s a war that increases taxes at home, and conscription usually, to pay for it. Revolutionary war is a war against the state apparatus, a war from below by the armed public. It doesn’t have to injure innocent civilians, and it usually doesn’t. It often does not involve taxes or conscription – if it does, it does so on a very small scale."] - Rothbard</ref><br> |
[[File:Revbert-icon.png]] Revolutionary Libertarianism <ref>[https://www.antiwar.com/orig/rothbard_on_war.html "Yes, I agree 100% with that! The difference between the Revolutionary War and an interstate war is that, in the first place, an interstate war is a war of one government against another – it’s a war that aggresses against the innocent civilians of the opposite government, it’s a war that increases taxes at home, and conscription usually, to pay for it. Revolutionary war is a war against the state apparatus, a war from below by the armed public. It doesn’t have to injure innocent civilians, and it usually doesn’t. It often does not involve taxes or conscription – if it does, it does so on a very small scale."] - Rothbard</ref><br> |
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