Collective thinking dominates personal decision-making, that's why strategies relying on mass change often fail, we need a different approach.
Max
max@towardsliberty.com
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Praxeologist ~ Cryptoanarchist ~ Cypherpunk
The Second Realm is not just a physical or digital space, it's a cultural and philosophical framework that values individual autonomy and voluntary cooperation.
Taxation is institutionalized theft. The state enforces compliance through coercion, disguising it as civic duty while funding its expansive control.
Propaganda sustains the state. By rebranding coercion as public service, it masks exploitation under narratives of patriotism and necessity.
Legal systems legitimize state theft. Courts enforce taxation and regulations, criminalizing voluntary exchanges that bypass its control.
War isn’t a failure of the state, it’s a tool. Expansion through violence consolidates power, proving peace undermines its raison d’être.
Every territorial monopoly emerged from violence, sustained by suppressing dissent and alternatives.
Decentralization threatens the state’s core. Bitcoin challenge its ability to fund coercion via inflation and monopolized money.
The state doesn’t create wealth, it appropriates it. Bureaucratic redistribution drains society, funding wars and surveillance instead of public needs.
State “protection” is a racket. It demands payment for services it monopolizes, criminalizing competition that could offer cheaper, voluntary alternatives.
All property and business financed with debt will be taken.
Education is a state propaganda tool. Public systems instill obedience, framing its authority as natural while erasing alternatives like anarchic voluntaryism.
Intellectual property laws restrict the freedom of individuals to use their physical property as they see fit, creating an artificial scarcity.
The state’s “public goods” are myths. Roads, security, and courts functioned better pre-monopolization, delivered efficiently through voluntary markets.
States act as rival gangs, using treaties as temporary truces before the next power grab.
Patents grant inventors a limited monopoly on the manufacture, use, or sale of their inventions, but this hinders competition and innovation.
Your stomach is the outside of your body.
The money is broken, not you.
Coercion distorts markets, creating shortages and crises that justify further intervention.