Tag: corporate state
Dialectical Libertarianism
The measure of statism inheres in the functioning of the overall system, not in the formal statism of its separate parts.
Natural and Artificial Capital Contrasted (With Apologies to Thomas Hodgskin)
Carson: To the lords of artificial scarcity, who derive their income from impeding producers’ ability to produce, natural abundance is a danger.
Caia Fora, Lawrence O’Donnell
Embora os direitistas gostem de apresentar a questão como dizendo respeito a impedimento de o estado redistribuir a riqueza para baixo, a real questão diz respeito a conter a redistribuição da riqueza para cima pelo estado.
No Justice, No Peace: Attacking the Gun Culture at Its Source
Kevin Carson: Want social peace? Disarm the cops and soldiers. Take away the power of bloodsucking CEOs — created by the same state that would regulate guns — over our very right to exist on the earth.
On Dissolving the State, and What to Replace It With
If the privilege remains, statist “corrective” action will be the inevitable result.
After Greed, Comes Fear
The reality is considerably more complicated, with all sorts of permutations and combinations of public and private.
Do libertarians favor corporate power? Are they unconcerned about the poor?
Gary Chartier helps place libertarianism in its proper context and dispel some understandable, unfortunate misconceptions.
A Libertarian Conversation on the Prison Industrial Complex
The conversation on prison profiteering and the American state’s slave trade hits the radio!
Jane Marquardt: “Progressive” Prison Profiteer
When “progressive” Democrats profit from caging and abusing immigrants, the poor, people of color, transgender women, and LGBT youth, it’s time to leave the party.
They Saw It Coming: The 19th-Century Libertarian Critique of Fascism
To speak of a 19th-century libertarian critique of fascism might seem anachronistic, since fascism is generally understood as a 20th-century phenomenon. But it did not spring from nothing, and the libertarians of the 19th century saw it in the making.
O Pseudomorfo Cultural e Sua Deterioração
Kevin Carson: significa termos bom motivo para esperar “tempos interessantes.”
How the State Redistributes Wealth Upwards: Spanish Edition
Alan Furth: Regrettably this is typical
The End of Economic Growth
The growing irrelevance of conventional measures of economic output to our actual material conditions of living has been a recurring theme in recent years.
Libertarismo de Esquerda: Nada de Senhores, Nada de Chefes
O capitalismo corporativo é organizado em torno de imperativos não de maximizar a eficiência, e sim de maximizar a extração de rentismo.
The Poverty of Nations: Wal-Mart Efficiency and The Destitution of America
“The solution is to smash the structures of government-imposed privilege that put workers into a position of dependency on employers in the first place.”
The Cultural Pseudomorph and Its Decay
Kevin Carson: It means we’re in for some interesting times.
Poison as Food, Poison as Antidote
Those who see government power and corporate power as being in conflict, and those who seem them as being in cahoots, each have a point.
Romney’s November Non-Surprise: Why They Never Saw it Coming
Kevin Carson: The central function of a hierarchy is to filter the upward flow of information.
Don’t Tax the Rich, Smash Their Privilege: A Response to Warren Buffett
Because in a free society, billionaires like Buffett might have to learn to work for a living.
Ну конечно же они ненавидят капитализм
И поэтому мы должны расказать стольким людям, скольким сможем, что это не единственная альтернатива.
Anarchy and Democracy
Fighting Fascism
Markets Not Capitalism
The Anatomy of Escape
Organization Theory