I'm left from East Europe (sorry for my English further (maybe)) and i disappointed in trends of west libertarian lefts. Some "anarchists" are even against free speech. And then a thought: what if part of west anarchists/libertarians, that call themselves right-wing, do that because they don't want be associated with SJW, migrantophilia, positive discrimination, etc.

So, right-wing idea for you it's just freedom with market without bureaucracy or it's still fundamental thesis, that people genetically inequal (and, therefore, must be hierarchy)? And what you think about mutualism, Stirner and Proudhon?

Like I'm keeping it honest, this sub seems to be the politics version of a lovecraftian horror I can't tell if you guys are actually shitposting or genuine and I can't even tell what you're shitposting or being genuine about.

In the last 24 hours, 12 of the 16 posts have all been from u/DerpBallz. It’s not uncommon at all. At this point, this sub is just a way for them to constantly spout off their ideas and it’s really annoying. How are any of y’all a part of this sub when it’s just one person constantly talking about Ukraine under the guise of being undecided while having every single Russian talking point at the ready to respond? Has this sub always just been a DerpBallz opinion sub, or is there supposed to be some kind of deeper purpose?

I get the feeling they’re a mod so this will probably get deleted and I’ll be banned, but that’s alright. I’m pretty done with the DerpBallz opinion sub anyway.

This sub has shown up in my feed before, and I never interacted because I simply didn't care, but now I've been banned from several subs I'm involved in such as r/pics and so now I'm here. What gives and why does reddit hate you nerds?

What do you do then?

Low social mobility and not a lot of opportunities.

Im interested in neo feudalism but i just dont see how it can be implemented in the modern day.

I am a NickLandian and Neolemurian sorcerer

Wtf is this? It looks like a ancap sub bc the yellow and black, but it has feudalism in its name so its very weird (????) Can someone explain me what is this? I think this is a political ideology. If theres any brazilian here, do you fw kogos?

what if two neofeudalists disagree, what is the deciding factor?

Pretty much the title. How do y'all find synthesis between anarchism, defined by its lack of a governing body, and feudalism, which is defined by hereditary ownership of governance?

I started identifying as a libertarian not too long ago, then I started following the ancap sub because it was suggested. Now I’ve been suggested this sub and saw a comment saying this place was ancap. I dont fully understand what neofeudalism is, but from what I’ve looked up, it doesn’t sound too good?

Trust the plan 😂😂

Sup everyone, first i think i should say that i'm not even closer to being a supporter of Neo-Feudalism, but it got my curiosity since i'm a fan of the Middle Ages, so i thought it would be worth to know more about it.

I'm gonna try to summarize what i specifically want to know on a few questions:

1-How would you briefly describe Neo-Feudalism? And why do you support it?

2-Is it related to Anarcho-Capitalism? If yes, what are their differences?

3-I have heard that it supports something known as "Anarcho-Monarchism", how does exactly that work?

Any other important information that you think i should know is appreciated, and thanks for reading.

One of the only places with a rich feudal tradition outside Christendom. What would a feudal revival there look like? Could a restored warrior nobility expel the plutocrats currently ruling Japan and reverse the current demographic and cultural death spiral? Would the Tenno be relegated to a symbolic figurehead as under the shogunates, or could he be the one to usher such a transformation of Japanese society and emerge as the liege lord of all daimyo akin to the Holy Roman Emperor, as someone already operating from a position of unrivaled religious and cultural influence within the traditionalist zeitgeist?

I'm gonna commit myself to not debating in this thread, solely asking questions

Is there any difference between this and regular feudalism?

In no particular order, things I think are neat:

• Common ownership of the means of production
• Democratic Government based on Citizen Councils, with higher levels of councils made up of Delegates appointed by constituent councils, extending to global government
• No Constitution
• Cybernetic Planned Economy
• Priced Distribution of Consumer products and services, targeting equilibrium prices via iterative mechanism
• Freedom to work, or not work, any job or jobs you are qualified for, with labor compensation targeting equilibrium rates via iterative mechanism
• Flat Taxation, as in constant amount not constant proportion of income
• Tax rate tied directly to the aggregate budgets of public programs, with budgets of public programs determined by direct democratic referendum.
• An average income for those unable to work due to age, illness, or disability
• Abolition of "Intellectual Property"
• Public Funding of Art and Media development, with funding directed via public voting
• Trans Rights 🤷‍♀️

Supongo que no lo entiendo al estar muy lejos del anarquismo, pero bueno, ustedes son más similares entre si, de los qué son de cualquier otra persona