Anyone familiar with Propertarianism?

[Mauser KAR98K]

A friend of mine shot me a message with a guys video and podcast about Propertarianism (John Mark). First video I watched was about a new U.S. constitution. Sorry if I'm lacking on details, but some if it comes off as borderline fascist.

One in particular is if a communication/social media gets too large that it starts censoring things from people, that if they don't stop the Government will seize and nationalize the code of the social media application.

https://propertarianism.com/

[Outlander Systems]

I’m all for it. Censorship is absolutely abhorrent.

[Mauser KAR98K]

Government: we furnish the means by which we suffer.

-Thomas Paine.

[Outlander Systems]

Just did a quick listen to the section on finance.

Yeah, this is the way forward.

[StovePipe_Jammer]

He puts way to much emphasis on race for my liking. I've seen a few of his other videos and while at times he does make really good points, it ends up coming off as a "white vs them" conclusion.

[Mauser KAR98K]

He puts way to much emphasis on race for my liking. I've seen a few of his other videos and while at times he does make really good points, it ends up coming off as a "white vs them" conclusion.

I've felt the same way. The beauty of America is that all races are welcome, but they have to assimilate to our constitution.

[jsbhike]

I’m all for it. Censorship is absolutely abhorrent.

The rest of that Murray Rothbard quote:

https://www.mcfloogle.com/2017/10/27...rray-rothbard/


https://mises.org/wire/privatize-police

[BoringGuy45]

This seems to be on the extreme opposite of the spectrum from communism; it's basically just going as far right as one can go. That's not really a good thing either. Entirely privatized economies tend to fail and become oppressive in much the same way as socialist economies. I'm also especially opposed to this philosophy's opposition to religion. It's interesting that they've taken up the concept of promoting morality from the standpoint of social constructionism (that is, the idea that good and evil, or even true and false, is not absolute and does not exist beyond society's general agreement to adhere to such principles). Social constructionism is usually a leftist viewpoint.

[Firefly]

If this is a gateway to the Cyberpunk future I was promised as a kid with private soldiers for hire, For Hire Trauma Teams of EMTs with body armor and assault rifles, literal wars between corporations, and augmented reality implants that make your eyes into EOTechs then I’m all for it.

Also hoverboards yo.

[flenna]

I've felt the same way. The beauty of America is that all races are welcome, but they have to assimilate to our constitution.

America used to be called the great melting pot. People of all races, backgrounds and nationalities came here to assimilate and become Americans. But what we have today, thanks to the mental disorder called liberalism and a subversive MSM, is the exact opposite.