Agorism’s axioms, per SEK3
29 January 2009 by Mike GogulskiPosted in philosophy | 2 Comments »
- The closest approach to a free society is an uncorrupted agora (open marketplace).
- The agora self-corrects for small perturbations of corruption.
- The moral system of any agora is compatible with pure libertarianism.
- Agora in part is agora in whole; to a workable approximation, the corruption of an agora raises protection costs and risks.
- Agorism qua theory is an open system.
– Samuel Edward Konkin III in An Agorist Primer, ch. 7, pp 76-78
2 Responses to “Agorism’s axioms, per SEK3”
By DixieFlatline on 30 January 2009
While I think that agorism is the duty of every conscientious libertarian/anarchist, I don’t see it as an effective means of toppling the state.
By Mike Gogulski on 30 January 2009
Your counter-revolutionary heresy has been noted