As you can no doubt tell, I am a libertarian. Most objectivists would call me an anarchist, or an anarchocapitalist. I would call most objectivists "wannabee libertarians who think it's okay to coerce just a little bit."

Feel free to criticize me on this view.

• I support L. Neil Smith for President in 2000!
• The #libertarian channel on IRC, where I hang out (on efnet).
• The Libertarians of Corvallis.
• The Oregon State Legislature. Everyone in Oregon who reads this page should know how to find the state legislature on the web.
• The Electronic Frontier Foundation.
• The Libertarian Party
• Other Resources of Interest to Libertarians
• Read about the Libertarian Fiction mailing list (libfic-l).
• The Libertarian Enterprise.
• Read a series of non-fiction essays by L. Neil Smith, who is probably my favorite author.
• The Libertarian Futurist Society.
• The Fully Informed Jury Association.
• The Gold and Silver Reserve.
• FUCK the CDA.
• High Times! Legalize hemp.
• Other hemp related sites.

• The Kingdom of Talossa. It's pretty self explanatory; at least, I couldn't explain it if I wanted to.
• The Micronations Home Page, off the Kingdom of Talossa page.
• http://www.freenation.org A central clearing house site for those who are interested in forming a new, free country.
• The Atlantis Project: Oceania -- A Country in Development.
• The Avalon Independence Committee. This doesn't look quite as good as Oceania's, and the ideas aren't as mature, but it's worth a look.

 

 
 




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