Black_Flag wrote on Oct 16
th, 2014 at 9:49pm:
Freedumb. I am not referring to the band, never heard of it. And yes, I have recently become increasingly interested in it, I know that i would never be active in an anarchist movement to overthrow government or whatever, but there are some radical movements that could be implemented under the right circumstances and with the right care. I have been looking into many avenues of anarchism, my main focus here in Capital-Anarchism. Where anarchism usually refers to the liberation of all assets and there is no real thing of personal ownership. Capital-Anarchism still respects an individuals property and ownership of movable items, but land and public assets like transportation and hospitals should be owned and run by individuals. Not by money taken from the community from the government and then pumped back into the community. A person should keep the exact amount they earn per year, without taxes, and the individual should decide what they want to invest in e.g. schooling, hospitals, land, transportation. I don't see why, with the current system, someone living in central Queensland should pay taxes that help fund projects that help ease congestion for peak hour traffic in Brisbane city.
Hear, hear.
That's one, among many things, that annoy me about the current system.
For instance, in WA they created "super towns". In a small, deadbeat town about 800 kms away from where I live now, the dole office was upgraded. The town I live in, in the meantime, is going to the dogs. Ironically, a lot of the money in WA comes from this place as it is a major mining operation. Is it fair that money should come out of here and be spent on useless actions like upgrading a dole office? Give me a break.