This is a fantastic piece written from a conservative Christian perspective that describes the present-day US political spectrum perfectly. Proto-Protestantism Most Conservatives will insist that the American political spectrum has shifted rapidly to the Left over the past fifty years and will make the case by appealing to cultural standards which (admittedly in some respects) […]

The Role of Scepticism and the Shift to the Right in Mainstream American Politics

California’s model of combining Western European social norms with Latin American class structures is what the future of the USA will look like, and we’ve already moved a good ways in that direction, particularly since the pandemic began. As Oracle, Palantir and Hewlett-Packard Enterprise move their headquarters out of California and Elon Musk moves to […]

What’s Driving California’s Mass Exodus?

The two articles from Center for a Stateless Society linked to below illustrate very well the primary basis of the conflict between myself and the mainstream left-anarchist milieu. The first article calls for the creation of more nations, but only if they all have a liberal government, and only if they eventually join a world […]

Anarchy First or Progressive Universalism First?

I’ve often pissed off social conservatives by defending the rights of cultural groups who favor these kinds of “alternative” family arrangments to do their own thing, just as I have pissed off leftists and progressives by defending the rights of cultural groups who favor polygamy, arranged marriages, and child brides to do their own thing […]

Gay poly throuple makes history, lists 3 dads on a birth certificate

I’m open to counterarguments from others, but these would be the three I would be inclined to pick: On the Right, Tom Cotton (Sunbelt/MIC/AIPAC/Saudi-backed). In the Center, Kamala Harris (Silicon Valley, Wall Street, Hollywood-backed). On the Left, Ibram X. Kendi (backed by Twitter and the left-wing of the neoliberal commentariat). In the case of Cotton, […]

The three most dangerous people in US politics right now

By Ally Marie McLean When it comes to efficiently allocating resources, the United States federal government usually gets in the way. In his article “The Use of Knowledge in Society,” F.A. Hayek argued that the smaller and less centralized organizations are, the more efficient their economic activity will be. This is because in a sprawling, […]

The Inherently Inefficient Union

By Philip Chrysopoulos, Greek Reporter’ The ancient Greek philosopher Diogenes the Cynic (also known as Diogenes of Sinope) could have been the first anarchist, or the first absurdist, or the first satirist, or the first naturalist — depending on the reader’s point of view. By today’s standards, Diogenes was a homeless man by choice whose […]

Was Greek Philosopher Diogenes the Cynic the First Anarchist?

It’s interesting how both sides in the “culture war” accuse each other of “fascism.” I guess that’s what happens when the discourse is dominated by neocons (right-wing Trotskyists) and neoliberals (right-wing Marcuseans). Krystal Ball and Saagar Enjeti react to the “cancelling” of Dr. Seuss.

Glenn Beck Says Dr. Seuss Ban Is FASCISM

Dr. Seuss for Beginners

I’d say I have two basic goals for the future of anarchist movement(s) in North America. Jettisoning the prevailing Marxist economic paradigm in favor of the “left-wing market anarchist” paradigm that some newer camps have adopted. Jettisoning the prevailing progressive universalism (“worldwide wokeness”) in favor of the critique of “World Domination Anarchism” that one post-left […]

Reflection on Future Goals for the Anarchist Movement(s) in North America