/liberty/ - Liberty

I'd suggest reading "What Must Be Done" by Hans Hermann Hoppe. It's a short piece, but I'll sum it up here.

>the person(s) in power must be the one to cause the change

>monarchy/dictatorship: king or dictator must free his subjects

>democracy/republic: the people must vote for their own freedom

A violent overthrow of governmental power would allow another despot to swoop into the existing power structure during the chaos, so the freedom of the people must be recognized by the sovereign who forfeits their control. Once the people are granted their rightful freedom, it is nigh impossible for a despot to take over again because the free people now have their freedom to protect themselves unrestricted. A good start for America would be to vote for Adam Kokesh in the 2020 election.

>>103332

I was kinda hoping you faggots had some ideas. Another solution is to wait for the state to eventually collapse under its own weight (dollar collapse or something) or for it to piss off society until it reaches a boiling point and revolution is inevitable, at that point we can achieve our goals in ways nobody else was prepared to, however, this requires us to actually have concrete goals and to have a sizeable amount of the population prepared to shill for them when it happens and not be caught off-guard.

>>103334

You missed a rather important part of WMBD, where Hoppe advocates for secession from the state and its coercions. In fact, he specifically states that reforming democracies is basically impossible, due to the sheer weight of malicious bureaucrats standing in the way. Revolution, especially people's revolutions, never bring anything good with them, and only invites some tyrannical commie faggot to take over. But secession is not revolution, secession is a refusal to be coerced, backed with a willingness to defend oneself against it. The greater the number of people within a locale secede, the greater chance it has if succeeding. An example of a successful secession that was *not* some people's revolt is the American Revolution, which was a top-down rejection of coercion.

Adam Kokesh is a cuck in love with open borders, and will do far more harm than good to my freedom of association if he's elected. I don't want him or anyone else associated with the LP anywhere near political power.

>>103334

Adam Kokesh will open the boarder to hundreds of thousands of mutts, which will all vote democrat. His strategy is to basically prolapse america's collective anus then wait for the amigos to chomp down on the poo-ey prolapse hotdog.

>>103337

I'll admit it's been a while since I read wmbd, and I haven't looked into much of Kokesh's policies other than abolishing the federal government.