Supporting the Modern Libertarian Movement (by Benk in his Manifesto) and blockchain initiatives that empower communities and advance individual liberty. #benk
@CoinMarketCap Oh Ledger. Please reconsider and don’t do this. Follow Benk’s advice in his Modern Libertarian Manifesto: tokenize—don’t let the state take over another amazing company we all love.
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@chainlink This is amazing! As foreseen by Benk in his Modern Libertarian Manifesto, the next 50 years will be incredible! Keep up the amazing work you are doing—on our side, we will educate and invite the world to take part in all of this.
https://t.co/hFO1addWZa
@VitalikButerin Benk, in his Modern Libertarian Manifesto, addresses all these points, especially how we can apply modern libertarianism through the use of technology, particularly Blockchain.
https://t.co/hFO1addWZa
A world of voluntary agreements, true wealth, community protection, and individual dignity. It’s not utopia—it’s direction. When each person is sovereign over themselves, humanity will finally have a home.
Hold fast to what is solid; learn what is useful; unite with what is trustworthy. Knowledge, skills, networks. In the storm, those who share shelter become beacons.
Do not legitimize what harms you. Do not fund what enslaves you. Do not applaud what dehumanizes you. A principled 'no' builds more than a thousand empty promises.
Passphrase: create. Agorism in daily life, crypto in every pocket, startup cities, intentional communities, trust-based trade. A thousand paths, one destination: autonomy.
From Swiss hills to Brazilian alleys, from Pacific islands to Texan streets, the idea spreads like cold fire: don’t command, agree. Don’t demand, exchange. Don’t order, invite.
Imagine paths born of necessity, schools chosen out of love, justice guided by reparation rather than spectacle. The post-State world isn’t chaos—it’s responsibility.
Crooked laws don't straighten righteous acts. Juries can acquit conscience. Communities can say 'no.' Legitimacy doesn't come from the uniform—it comes from consent.
Spooner muttered against the idol of law. Rothbard mapped the ethics of liberty. Rand honed the courage of the individual. Hoppe dissected the castle of power. The library that liberates fits in your hands.