Agorists are propertarianmarket anarchists who consider property rights to be natural rights deriving from the primary right
of self-ownership. Thus, together with agorism's
advocacy of using counter-economics and private defense to defeat the
state, agorism can be considered a type of anarcho-capitalism that has a
revolutionary streak.[5] Agorists consider their ideas to be an evolution and superlation of
those of Murray Rothbard. Konkin describes agorists
as "strict Rothbardians... and even more Rothbardian than Rothbard
[himself]."[6]
Lotekjunky, Samuel Konkin never wrote anything regarding agorism
requiring any Georgist
land tax systems.
Here is a link to read the New Libertarian Manifesto, where Konkin
first outlined his philosophy. That should give you a better
understanding of agorism.
Can someone help me out here. I'm getting confused. Agorists view property rights as stemming from the natural right of owning yourself. I dig that. After doing some reading, I see stuff about land use taxes and not being able to own land. It sounds Georgist to me. What am I missing?
Comment by Bennichs
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Oh opps. I Suppose I should have read the earlier comments before I posted my last one. Great minds think a like.
Comment by Bennichs
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Also check out http://www.agorism.info/
There's a lot more recourses and such on there.
Comment by Brock
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Better information may be found at http://agorism.info
There is also a "counter-economics" content category on Freedom Phoenix, although it is inaccessible (bug report made).
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Lotekjunky, Samuel Konkin never wrote anything regarding agorism requiring any Georgist land tax systems.
Here is a link to read the New Libertarian Manifesto, where Konkin first outlined his philosophy. That should give you a better understanding of agorism.
Can someone help me out here. I'm getting confused. Agorists view property rights as stemming from the natural right of owning yourself. I dig that. After doing some reading, I see stuff about land use taxes and not being able to own land. It sounds Georgist to me. What am I missing?
Oh opps. I Suppose I should have read the earlier comments before I posted my last one. Great minds think a like.
Also check out http://www.agorism.info/
There's a lot more recourses and such on there.
Better information may be found at http://agorism.info
There is also a "counter-economics" content category on Freedom Phoenix, although it is inaccessible (bug report made).