Reactionary Libertarianism: Difference between revisions

Reactionary Libertarianism, or Reactbert, for short is an economically far-right, Libertarian, and [[File:Reactcross.png]] [[Reactionaryism|Reactionary]] ideology inspired on the Belgian political philosopher, [[File:FrankVanDun.png]] Frank Van Dun, who, in the article "[https://misesuk.org/2017/08/31/the-reactionary-libertarianism-of-frank-van-dun/ The 'Reactionary' Libertarianism of Frank Van Dun]", written by Richard Storey, is described as a "Reactionary Libertarian". The article shows extracts from Frank's correspondence with him outlining the case that the [[File:feud.png]] [[Feudalism|feudal]] system was [[File:awaj.png]] [[anarchism|stateless]] and that the [[File:catheo.png]] [[Catholic Theocracy|church]] was, in fact, and contrary to most people's beliefs, the greatest limitatorlimiter to the rise of states in Europe.

This ideology takes a specific approach on the explanation of wahtwhat is the state and how it evolved until its modern version.<br>‘State’ derives from the Latin ‘status’. In the 15th century, however, it began to be used in [[File:Cball-Italy.png]] Italian principalities and cities to refer to their “political economy” (the realm considered as a single household). However, even today there remains an ambiguity: the state as a single economy (now usually called ‘a society’) and the state as the apparatus of rule and government within society (which puts every inhabitant of a country inside or outside the state apparatus).

*[https://misesusers.orgugent.be/library~frvandun/natural-law-liberalism-and-christianity-0Texts/Articles/NaturalLawLiberalismChristianity%20(JLS).pdf Natural Law, Liberalism and Christianity] by [[File:FrankVanDun.png]] [[Austrian School|Frank Van Dun]]

*[https://misesukarchive.org/2017/10/14/libertarianism-is-going-medievalph/5qfBh Libertarianism Is Going Medieval ] by [[File:AltBert.png]] [[National Libertarianism|Richard Storey]]