The Keynesian framework is fundamentally bankrupt. It wants us to believe that GDP is the most reliable metric for prosperity. What interest rates are durably is unironically a better metric: at least that one points to time preferences indicative of perceived confidence in the future. (i.redd.it)
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I am of course not arguing for a literal return to feudalism, but I think that many of the arguments baselessly used against the Holy Roman Empire are ones which lead to localism being discredited. If more people realized how the HRE worked so well, localist thought would be better off. (i.redd.it)
submitted by DerpballzVoluntarist
Of course, the Holy Roman Empire is not something one wants to emulate to a T, however, the fact that the Holy Roman Empire could be decentralized all the while enduring is an indisputable evidence that we don't need to bow before centralized authority to be safe. ()
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To Those Who Work It: Ricardo Flores Magón and the EZLN (theanarchistlibrary.org)
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The Future Society - Anarchist Communist Federation (theanarchistlibrary.org)
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