What Is the Veil of Chains? Agorists do not vote. We do not beg the slavers, negotiate with terrorists, or legitimize the system. “Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety.” – Benjamin Franklin. Every election the “pragmatists” scream the same thing: “If you
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“It’s not a war on drugs, it’s a war on personal freedom.” –Bill Hicks Dating back to the Protestant Pietism and the dawn for the Progressive Era (1890s-1920s) all the way up to Nixon’s War on Drugs, the State—through its conditioned population—has forced its version of morality on others, including what your neighbors are
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History is full of timeless texts, and wisdom that make us think about the world around us differently. Two of these, “The Art of War” by Sun Tzu and, the modern-day philosophy of agorism by Samuel Edward Konkin the third, may seem like they have nothing in common. But if you delve deeper, you’ll find
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Introduction Agorism advocates for peaceful voluntary interactions via counter-economics to starve the beast of any third-party theft taken by the state. Counter-economics is the study and practice of evading and circumventing government systems, regulations, and controls, often through black market activities. Attrition is broadly defined as gradually reducing the strength and effectiveness and making something
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As we navigate through these uncertain times, it becomes increasingly clear that traditional institutions and systems have failed us time and again. The global economy is rigged against the average person, leaving many feeling powerless and disenfranchised. But what if there was a way to take control of our economic lives, to build alternative structures
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On my birthday this year, I was gifted a bronze colored coin adorned with images on one side and on the other, the words “Wisdom, Courage, Temperance, Justice: Try Not to Exchange Them for Others”. This came from a new friend who would quickly become one of the most important people in my life these
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Dag and I go over living in smoke and earthquakes, the death of the queen, and the coming apocalypse. Read this episode! https://www.agoristnexus.com/welcome-to-silent-hill-dc-post/ Support us WE’RE MAKING A DOCUMENTARY! Click here to donate to that! https://gogetfunding.com/agorist-nexus-is-making-a-documentary-about-the-pandemic/ You can also subscribe to our SubscribeStar. https://www.subscribestar.com/agorist-nexus Check out Agorist Acres for seeds. Use code NEXUS10 for 10%
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We’re getting the backlog of episodes that we’ve already recorded up on the site now, and there shouldn’t be any more delays coming up. Especially since we have a significant amount of people interested in coming on and discussing stuff with us, and we got to get on track for that. So expect no more
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In Argentina, your money is worth double if you go to the black market exchanges called Cuevas caves. The Argentian Peso sees an annual inflation rate of 100%. That’s yearly. The government has made it very difficult by imposing strict capital controls, making it challenging to move money out of the country. The Argentian government
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The state is destroying the environment, and blaming you. They’re also starting wars and blaming you for the resulting economy. There’s all that and more in the latest episode of The Agorist Nexus Podcast. This was recorded a week ago, but some stuff got in the way of releasing it, so we’re releasing it now.
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The agora was a space for trade in ancient times. There, merchants and philosophers alike would meet to exchange their riches, both intellectual and material. The Greeks became famous in their coinage, for they were able to surpass the world power of their time: the Persian Empire. And this word, “Agora”, survived to this day
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If you truly love liberty and want to see more of it, allow me the freedom of non-participation. Foaming at the Mouth for Liberty We’ve all heard it before: “I’ve done MOAR FOR LIVERRRDY THAN U!” Or that popular alternative: “(insert politician’s name) has done more for liberty than you will in your
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[The Second Realm comes to Veritas, P.A.Z.NIA from September 27-October 4 for VonuFest2!] Being a part of the servile society was untenable long before 2020. It’s time to build our alternatives, to build the Second Realm, & this P.A.Z.NIA Network…it’s time to found a Second Realm culture based upon peace, voluntaryism, & truth, not
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One of the most important items to consider when growing cannabis is the genetics that you will be starting off with. Beginning your grow with solid genetics will give you a much more satisfying and productive experience. Due to the legality and required discretion of growing cannabis, obtaining good DNA to start with can be
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The apathetic are apathetic. We are highly unlikely to inspire them to take action. A few might be more resigned than apathetic and they might be open to agorism as a path to real freedom and respect for persons, but overall, a person who is just trying to get by won’t care about our message.
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Medicine in America, or anywhere in the developed world these days, ain’t what you think it is. There used to be systems of competition that incentivized cheap prices, innovation, and equality of opportunity. There used to be competing schools of thought providing myriad options for patients seeking one or multiple unique types of treatment
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Anarcho-capitalism is sometimes called market anarchism because it seeks to replace the state with a free market and a system of private property that is based on every person’s right to self-ownership. Whatever market services the State has usurped—the adjudication of disputes, for example—would be addressed by contracts and private agencies. The origin of
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Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Know Your Customer (KYC) policies have little if anything to do with keeping people safe, stopping crime, or ensuring economic stability. Logical argument, history, and current events show this is the case. What these regulations are about is much more insidious: controlling every aspect of your financial life so governments don’t
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In language, definitions change and meanings naturally evolve over time and across cultural shifts. But there’s another kind of change being done to language unilaterally and intentionally, and it is designed to make you a slave. I’ve got my old, worn copy of George Orwell’s 1984 on the bookshelf beside me. I open it
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When you’re dealing with an ultra-logical crowd like capitalists and agorists, things like spirituality and manifestation are left on the back burner, thought unnecessary with real hard work. For many years, I was of this mindset. As a kid, I had some pagan and Wiccan influence from family and family friends. I thought it
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Is convenience always a good thing? Of course it is! Who doesn’t want life to be more convenient? We measure much of human progress in convenience. Easier travel, more access to food, easier communication, and more are the hallmarks of progress. Right? We live in a world where most everything is convenient. What
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With Elon Musk demanding a carbon tax today, it’s high time to talk about the ‘Great Man’ cult plaguing libertarianism. That includes Ron Paul. “If you meet the Buddha, kill the Buddha. If you meet a Patriarch, kill the Patriarch.” -Lin Chi, Zen master, d.866 In a tweet this morning, SpaceX founder
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There’s no more denying it. We are on the precipice of an economic crisis that will dwarf the Great Recession of 2008. Between the careless, excessive printing of fiat currency and the impending hyperinflation, the value of the dollar is undeniably crashing. However, I believe that agorists are in a position to not only safely
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Before anyone gets their fundoshi in a wad, yes, from a general view, Japan is a collectivist culture. Also, statism holds sway. This article, however, aims to focus on the lesser-known (but very prominent locally) positives of the country many are unaware of — the agoristic elements of life in Japan, if you will. Also
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Right now, the legacy financial paradigm isn’t helping many people get out of debt, establish economic independence, or break free from self-perpetuating, vicious cycles of poverty. This is because the state is legacy finance, and the whole idea is to keep people living hand-to-mouth, paycheck-to-paycheck, dependent on government for everything. Crypto, on the other hand,
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I won’t say where to keep my somewhat false sense of privacy, but I’ve been noticing an increase in vandalism in my beautiful city by some anarcho-feminist groups. In fact, there’s an anarcho-feminist surge within Mexico right now as many women are becoming increasingly intolerant of things like femicide. In basically every major city, you
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No, this isn’t another salty Peter Schiff article about why bitcoin is going to zero, with victorious Davy Crockett goldbugs hopping about in coonskin caps proclaiming they told us so (though admittedly, such a future might be entertaining). This article is about one simple fact: without daily, permissionless use as money, bitcoin will soon be
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The recent worldwide lockdowns and mass migrations from country to country, or even state to state have pushed the idea of mobility to the forefront of many freedom lovers’ minds. Even those who live in areas without draconian restrictions on freedom of travel may be experiencing an influx of people who have very different values,
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James Corbett is indeed a force to be reckoned with in alternative media, with his prolific, rigorous, and eye-opening work at The Corbett Report garnering much deserved respect and attention across agorist and anarchist circles globally. Even outside of these spheres of influence, he’s making a big impact. Agorist Nexus contributor Graham Smith recently tracked
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One of the most common questions I get from people is how to make money in Mexico. I’m a strong believer that if I can do it, anyone can because of the pretty unique hurdles I face with my legal situation. Many people who follow me know that I came to Mexico with nothing
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You’ve probably heard about the Ever Given, and how it blocked the Suez Canal for days. You’ve probably also heard how very disruptive it was to global Commerce, causing extreme shortfalls in not only its own shipping, but a series of ships caught in a traffic jam behind it. But a good question to ask
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TL;DR/Trigger Warning: The author is not pro-theft. The author likes and uses crypto and bitcoin. You cannot own an idea or information, and to use violence to claim ownership over such, is not a valid libertarian/anarchist/voluntaryist/agorist position. Pirates are cool. Arrrgh! Piracy! Sure, hanging out in a wooden ship with guns and knives
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What follows is a simple diagnostic exercise to determine if you or your loved ones may be as smart as a bag of hammers on a pile of dirt with no human soul around for miles. Take the quiz and score yourself from 1 to 5, 5 being “MAX WOKE” and 1 being “STILL A
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As one of the notoriously most critical people of Anarchapulco over these last 6 conferences I’ve been involved with, I’m here to tell you Anarchapulco 2021 was the best year ever. I’ve spent the time since I got home working on post-production stuff for the conference and thinking about what it is that happened this
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3 Ways Anarchist Running Will Improve Your Life Anarchist Running? Now that’s gotta be a joke, right? Well, not really. The relationship between anarchism and fitness is an area all too often overlooked in libertarian circles, and that’s a real shame. The mind/body connection, learning the logistics of surviving alone and on the move,
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While there are no gray areas in the NAP itself, there are plenty of contentious and debatable areas when it comes to application. This article seeks to examine some of these, clear up common areas of confusion, and reassure the reader that no, the NAP is not “flawed” as such, but that clear thinking still
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When it comes to crypto, gardens, and guns, of course these things are indispensable tools for the exercise and defense of freedom. But without a well-developed mind, they’re as useless as a politician’s promises before an election. Escaping Fantasy Island Fantasize about your stack of bitcoins saving you from excessive fiat printing all
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Whether or not SEK3 is a founder of Left Libertarianism rests upon how intimately connected his core principles are to those of the movement. What are the Basic Principles of Left Libertarianism? A great deal of confusion surrounds the meaning of “Left Libertarianism.” The term is difficult to define with specificity because little
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“What, then, is the school of today, no matter whether public, private, or parochial? It is for the child what the prison is for the convict and the barracks for the soldier — a place where everything is being used to break the will of the child, and then to pound, knead, and shape it
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We all have unique stories of how we got to where we are in our journey to liberty. Maybe agorism is new to you and you’re wondering how to practice it in your day-to-day routine. For me, libertarianism saved my life. I know that sounds dramatic, but I was a very sick and suffering addict
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Government is a cancer that grows but never shrinks. So, the ones who prefer freedom, I and most likely you who are reading this, have little to look forward to as time goes on: more government emerges and this equates to less freedom. I would never want more government in any case, and I want
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To a newly initiated freedom seeker, it could appear that there are endless problems/grievances in the modern world and few solutions, especially after the past 300 or so days. And in the nonsensical, coercion-ruled servile society, the touted “solutions” always strangely seem to be far worse than the “problems” they are alleged attempts to solve
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A new destination requires a new direction. As agorists, we are actively trying to change the world we live in. Unlike some anarchists, we are not merely trying to stir the pot, we have specific goals in mind. We seek to reach a peaceful and voluntary society through demonstrating the effectiveness of voluntary interaction. To
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If you would have asked me around this time last year just where I thought the overall state of freedom would be in the world, I’d likely present a pessimistic outlook…and I definitely wouldn’t place blame on myself or anyone else for such a perspective; the nonsense quackery of Big Pharma was (and is) on
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My Body, My Choice: Why Masks Are the NWO’s Chosen Tool for Subjugation It seems really weird at first… A ‘Great Reset’ — the final, complete economic takeover of the world, and governmental intrusion into every single nook and cranny of people’s lives, being brought about by a simple piece of paper or
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I first discovered my agorist tendencies in college, but until recently, I never really understood WHY agorism made so much sense to me, why it was so natural when for so many it’s something hard. If there’s one thing I’ve encountered over the years, its a lot of people talking the talk without walking the
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I’ve been asked to write on a subject that I thought about quite a bit, and that is – exactly how will the elites gain more power and get away with it? Well, historically, during times of peace (however short/rare those were), people were relatively happy with the level of power that the elites had,
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Samuel E. Konkin III (SEK3, 1947-2004) is the father of Agorism—a free-market anarchism that envisions a peaceful revolution through counter-economics. Counter-economics consists of every non-violent human action that occurs without the State and within the private sphere. The actions that receive the most attention are those defying the State. SEK3 wrote, “The Counter-Economy includes the
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Recent events have made a lot of things clear, but an item they’ve made primarily clear is that the current model of social networking is highly centralized and doomed to fail if you mean to use it in the pursuit of freedom. I mean, most of us already knew that, but to the average person,
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What a fucking time to be alive. As I write this there’s a somewhat violent aggressive protest happening in Washington DC. Apparently the Make America Great Again Donald Trump Cultists have stormed the capitol and are kicking out the politicians. I have the luxury of watching this from afar because I live in
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If there’s one thing I’ve been thankful for this year, it’s been my choice to pursue agorism. Being a modern day agorist who was raised by the internet, it’s only natural that my agorist lifestyle led me to a remote, at-home sort of lifestyle. I started that specific struggle years before the majority of
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In ~August 2018, I began a health journey that has led me to places I would have never expected. At that time, I set a personal goal to reverse my type 1 diabetes; I had no idea where to begin, just that it had to be possible. While the low carb/carnivore diet did reduce
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At the end of each year, I make sure to take a moment and reflect on my own journey of self-liberation, as well as the overall progress of vonu, the continued regression of the servile society, and the outlook going into the future. Well, instead of making this an internal exercise only, I figured
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I’ve been asked how to get started with cryptocurrency many times. The easiest ways to start are by doing what you already do on a daily basis. Using your web browser, watching videos, and even just searching the Internet are all easy ways to not only earn cryptocurrency, but to learn how to use and
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When my Dad asked my best friend Henza why he does all that he does for me, he had one thing to say: “She’s living history, man. Not many people are out there are actually living by these ideals.” That’s the truth, but the thing is, that statement doesn’t apply to only me. In the
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While I used to enjoy attending some family holiday gatherings, nothing compares to liberated holiday weekends with fellow PAZNIANS/self-liberators. And unlike my first liberated holiday (an anarchist thanksgiving at John/Lily’s in Acapulco in 2018), this one was held at our Church of Self-Liberation (Our Nature Sanctuary) and included added self-sufficiency, new skills, and even more
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[The following is the third article in my ongoing article series for Agorist Nexus, Surveying The Second Realm. Find #2 here.] At the foundation, the Second Realm is a cypherpunk/crypto-anarchist strategy; that is, the use of technology (like bitcoin, encryption, and decentralized networks) to remove attribution from action, providing radical freedom to individuals. But
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[The following is the second article in my ongoing article series for Agorist Nexus, Surveying The Second Realm. Find #1 here.] At its core, the true ruler of the First Realm is fear – without it, the vast majority of the scare-mongering in this arena would be laughed off as the manipulative hysteria
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In this dualistic reality, light cannot exist (or really even be conceived of) without the concept of darkness; the same could be said about life and death, growth and degeneration, electricity and magnetism, and in this case, the Second Realm could not exist without the First. Broadly speaking, the First Realm is the overarching reason
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Have you been curious about cryptocurrency? Maybe you’ve been a little nervous or intimidated about getting set up? Well, worry no more, this article is here to help. I had personally wanted to get into crypto for years, but felt that it was a little overwhelming and confusing, so I put it off. Unfortunately, this
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The big difference between an agorist and an anarcho-capitalist as far as I am concerned is rooted in action. One talks a lot about how things ought to be, the other actually tries to live what they feel the world should be like, in spite of the system in which we are all forced to
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On the 22nd of October 2020, the creative director for Google Stadia threw a tantrum online. Apparently, he decided to piss off the very people he needs for his job to be successful. For those unaware, the Stadia is a device that allows you to stream games from the Internet, join other people’s streams seamlessly,
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The best job I ever had was for an agorist. At the time, I was 18 and looking for a summer job. For the last several years of my life, there was a ice cream store at the end of my street. It had gone through 3 owners in my life, finally settling to one
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If there’s anything 2020 has reconfirmed, it’s that dependence upon the servile society makes an individual extremely vulnerable to coercion, whether we’re discussing reliance upon mega-corporations for basic necessities, or the mental dependency of feeling the need to fit in with this deteriorating civilization. In either situation, physical or mental, many will likely be forced
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Summer is drawing to a close and stores are already starting to put out Halloween decorations and eggnog. It’s that time when consumerism can’t quite decide what time of the year it is, and how close to the 4th of July Christmas is. A lot of people think there is no time left to get
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In the old days, when money was sound, the job of a bank was to protect one’s wealth. Period. Full stop. It worked like this: Folks would deposit gold or silver in the bank and get a receipt which they could later use to make withdrawals against. Eventually, people just began trading these
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It’s not enough to read Konkin and share agorist memes. To truly be an agorist, one must support the agorist market. What do I mean by this? – Basically, if you’re looking at spending your money, first look for an agorist to give it to. It doesn’t even have to be someone out
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As we approach the 12th anniversary of the Bitcoin White Paper, it’s worth asking ourselves: How far along have we come in the search for p2p cash? Have we been good stewards of Satoshi’s dream for a “purely peer-to-peer electronic cash?” Or have we fumbled the mission? In order to address this, we must
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“In an agorist society, division of labor and self-respect of each worker-capitalist entrepreneur will probably eliminate the traditional business organization – especially the corporate hierarchy, an imitation of the State and not the Market. Most companies will be associations of independent contractors, consultants, and other companies. Many may be just one entrepreneur and all his
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Modern technology has brought many new tools to the agorist toolbox. The proliferation of computers and ease of access to the internet has made networking and data sharing easy and almost instantaneous. Blockchain technology and crypto currency have allowed us to make cheap, often anonymous transactions worldwide without needing to go through the cartelized banks.
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So, as the resident “edgy” writer here, one of the first things I was asked to write about was the black market. Fortunately, this is a subject with which I’m familiar, and an article like this could come at few better times. The fact is, we’re entering a time of unprecedented loss of privacy and
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Samuel Edward Konkin III or SEK3 (1947-2004) intended his book Counter-Economics: From the Back Alleys… To the Stars to be the crowning achievement of his 15+ years of writing, activism, and research about Agorism. Agorism is the unique anti-statist philosophy that SEK3 originated, expounded, and lived. The philosophy is realized through the strategy and lifestyle
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Especially in recent times, it’s easy to get so caught up in looking at what is wrong with the world that we often forget to look at what the world we would actually want to see is like. I can’t speak for everyone but the world I envision has very little restrictions…..a world without oppressive
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The Zen of Dropping Out: 3 Agorist Keys for Leaving an Evil Society Treat every moment as your last. It is not preparation for something else. —Shunryu Suzuki The crux of many libertarians’ struggle today is this: I want to have my cake, but legally. And vote for it, too. But freedom doesn’t
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Note: certain entries moved to the bottom because they are defunct. So, because our page was recently banned from Facebook, I decided it was a good time to go on the offensive about some of the shadier aspects of them, and their connections with statism. This is part two of a series I began about
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So, for those of you who haven’t heard, our page was summarily banned from Facebook with no reason given, no terms of service broken, and nothing unethical done on our part to justify such censorship. Beyond potentially saying things that the government does not like us saying, our account was only used to promote peaceful
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The last Marxist isn’t born yet. No matter the evidence against the theories, both practical and more paper-bound versions, there will always be those that will pick up and promote the ideology. Here, I will showcase two such persons and give a free market look on snippets of their work. Wacky World of
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How old is agorism, really? We know the concept was articulated in 1974 by Samuel Edward Konkin III, but I’d be willing to bet the concept in its raw, natural state is a lot older than that. My theory is that Konkin just developed a political and anthropological label that is agorism to describe something
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Agorists often speak of organizations, including businesses, that we can create to promote freedom. As these often help those not familiar with agorism or anarchism see peaceful ways to progress this is a great approach. These alternatives address immediate practical concerns, which is often a great way to get others on board. However, there is
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Introduction A friend came to me and presented the problems the Navajo face and are going through. Much of the water they have is contaminated by uranium from abandoned uranium mines and the Church rock spill. Details on this later. This article is an attempt to bring awareness to as many people as possible and
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Why does one adopt principles? A Republican Party member or ‘MAGA warrior’ generally has a set of ideological foundations (if amorphous and ever-shifting) that he or she abides by. A Black Lives Matter activist, another set. Even though within these two respective movements there are a variety of individual opinions, often diametrically opposed and contradictory,
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The time I spent in Detroit was arguably the best time I spent in the United States before leaving. It was also my only experience of living in what I considered to be an agorist community before leaving. The idea to move there came when we were already living off grid in Cleveland and being
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Samuel E. Konkin III (SEK3) died alone on February 23, 2004 of natural causes at the age of 56 in his apartment in West Los Angeles, California. SEK3’s life was dedicated to one ideal: Agorism which is the movement he founded. Agorism seeks to achieve an anarchist society through a peaceful revolution called counter-economics—that is,
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Thanks to the covid-19 virus, or more accurately, the hysteria that came as a result of it, we are facing a great many changes in social interaction for the foreseeable future. As agorists we ought not sit idly by merely allowing these changes to happen to us. Instead, let us take positive action to make
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I found agorism and anarchism at the same time in my life, nearly 10 years ago at this point. At the time I considered them to mean nearly the same thing. Over the years as I became heavily involved with the modern day anarchist community, I started to note a distinct difference between the two.
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“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.” -Henry Ford Money in general is an important part of agorism. We use it to trade with one another voluntarily in a free
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Copycat Unrest in Japan It’s hard to believe that large anti-racism protests and shouting down of cops outside their stations have now come to typically mild and timid Tokyo, Japan — but that’s what’s happening. When I first saw footage of crowds marching through Shibuya, bearing neatly printed placards with slogans copied from America’s highly
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As a Swede living in Norway, with friends and family on both sides of the border, I have the sketchy privilege of hearing the jungle telegraph from (at least) two different angles. These past few months of quarantine, lockdown, and overall media frenzy have been interesting in this regard. Don’t worry, you’re not going to
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If there is one thing that really mangles my gears, angers me to no end, and boils the hot red blood of screeching bald eagle freedom in my veins to the point that I could literally cook an egg on my head, it’s the supposed ‘anarchists’ claiming now in vast number that politics is an
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Savior in the Shadows: How the Free Market Helped to Collapse the Soviet Union and ‘Flatten the Curve’ of Suffering Free trade and open markets prop up producer and parasite alike. Do not be deceived. The issue is merely how long the parasitism will be tolerated. Communist mega powers throughout history, such as Soviet
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I’ve been thinking a lot recently about what makes an agorist, and have come up with a list of 15 things along the theme of “you might be an agorist if”. Sure it’s a spinoff of some bad comedy skits, but I think it’s a cool way to showcase what I’ve noticed in many agorist
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The anarchists who congregated around Samuel E. Konkin III (SEK3) and formed AnarchoVillage had innovative ways of making their money less visible to the state. They evolved systems of black-market money—that is, money that could be earned and spent under the table. Their activities undoubtedly brought them financial benefits but the primary motivations were political
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One fact needs to be dealt with right off the bat, and put openly on the table before any meaningful discussion on agorism or counter-econ can be had: we are facing a violent threat. The state does not play nice, play fair, or have compassion. It is brutal and violent, and a hallucinated abstraction which
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So, you’re running from the state. Or pandemonium has just struck your local neighborhood and you need to get away or even just get back to your house. Another possibility, you’re in a foreign country and things just went tits up. Or perhaps you just pissed off the wrong person or the wrong group of
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Over 11 years into bitcoin’s trajectory, it’s still a commonly held and incorrect belief that bitcoin transactions are anonymous. They may not include your name, but without taking proper steps, data can be aggregated about your addresses and wallets that could tie your identity to your funds. For some people this might be alright, but
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Suppose you are writing a Science Fiction story set in the future. You want one or more model societies to use as background and possibly contrast. One you consider is libertarian. What should it look like; more importantly, that should it not resemble. Libertarian-like societies have been presented by Heinlein, LeGuin, Russell, Kornbluth, Anderson and
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The apocalypse is still afoot. That oil war I told you about in this article has suddenly become less relevant as the stockpiles of oil max out, and the price of oil tanks, due to this completely unnecessary lockdown I wrote about over here. For those of you who actually read that article, congratulations. You’re
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It doesn’t take long to be criticized for asking questions about Covid-19. While classic definitions of science and logical principle always involve such investigation, blindly parroting the narratives of state-embedded mass communication outlets and desperately shaming others does not. “We have a responsibility to society” is a common retort to Covid skeptics, leveraged by the
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What is Agorism? Agorism is a libertarian social philosophy that advocates creating a society in which all relations between people are voluntary exchanges by means of counter-economics, thus engaging with aspects of peaceful revolution. Avoiding State Extortion Everything the government has is stolen, and therefore government is not legitimate. It would be the same as
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