Libertarian Socialism debunked have u ever seen this video i think it makes some great points and loved hear ur view on itNah im not arguing im js curious abt ur views saar
I understand what u mean, ur saying social equality and justice is moral and left wingers are often more representative of those ideals. Makes sense
ive seen some of this guys other videos so i watched this one knowing u allign urself with libertarian socialism
Sure il watch it. Im not a rly a ‘libertarian socialist’ tho thats js the best term. Like if I were to use any term it would probably be non-authoritarian socialism.
Alr i skimmed thru it but from what i can tell this guy is confusing libertarian socialism with anarcho communism. There is still a state structure in libertarian socialism. And for me i dont believe in absolute ‘freedom’, i think there should obv be a state that enforces laws and rules. Again, i dont agree with the definition of libertarianism either so this doesnt rly apply to me. When i say that i js mean that ppl shouldnt allocate their agency to the state, not that the government shouldnt intervene in social affairs. Also, there are examples of successful societies that fall under this form of government, such as Rojava in Syria
i find ur points very interesting, but I would have to agree with MentisWave (the YouTuber) on one major point. socialism takes a strong authoritarian government in order to start it up and get it up into its works. And to believe that after the government starts the process, they'll give up their power for a libertarian socialism ending is just impossible. Maybe in a small, very downsized scenario (he mentions you and your friends living in the woods, such as the Amish), but i do agree with him that it'd practically impossible in real life
I genuinely thinks its impossible to not get centrist / lib left in these policamp tests, the questions are so biased
Maybe most people taking the test are left-wingers, tho
i agree if ur talking abt this on a large scale. Obv this will never happen in the US or any western country for that matter, but in other areas of the world i think it’s possible. In the west, i think i would support social democracy. But even this is limited to europe and South America imo
Yeah a lot of the questions force u to assume smth already
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