centers while denying access to his home. This requires a skillful blend of concealment and them deception, plus perhaps elements of mobility and deterrence. A freeman obtains information, techniques, key equipment and supplies out of the Servile Society, exporting labor or products in return. And during import-export activities he practices deception perhaps carries a – driver’s or faked); perhaps pays some sales taxes he cannot conveniently avoid. But license (“genuine” the is physically concealed. There he spends most of his time. There he freeman’s “home base” may sleep, imbibe, love, design, build trade (with fellow freemen), and raise children in relative safety from the savages of State. A must be a figurative castle. freeman’s home In one sense, such a freeman cannot be completely free since his import-export is restricted. Neither would be a resident of a utopian who traded with someone in “free country” Russia or Amerika. Import-export is easier for exterterritorial [extraterritorial] freemen than for – residents of another country, since controlling millions of miles of interior is vastly more square difficult than thousands of miles of border. In either case, with growth, import-export linear becomes relatively smaller and more in the hands of specialists at “border crossing.” The liberated-home freeman, unlike the conventionally living libertarian, can segregate import-export from the rest of his life essential for development of durable, growing, joyous, – free mini-cultures. (from LIBERTARIAN CONNECTION #14, October 7, 1970)
centers while denying them access to his home. This requires a skillful blend of concealment and deception, plus perhaps elements of mobility and deterrence. A freeman obtains information, techniques, key equipment and supplies out of the Servile Society, exporting labor or products in return. And during import-export activities he practices deception – perhaps carries a driver’s license (“genuine” or faked); perhaps pays some sales taxes he cannot conveniently avoid. But the freeman’s “home base” is physically concealed. There he spends most of his time. There he may sleep, imbibe, love, design, build trade (with fellow freemen), and raise children in relative safety from the savages of State. A freeman’s home must be a figurative castle. In one sense, such a freeman cannot be completely free since his import-export is restricted. Neither would be a resident of a utopian “free country” who traded with someone in Russia – or Amerika. Import-export is easier for exterterritorial [extraterritorial] freemen than for residents of another country, since controlling millions of square miles of interior is vastly more difficult than thousands of linear miles of border. In either case, with growth, import-export becomes relatively smaller and more in the hands of specialists at “border crossing.” The liberated-home freeman, unlike the conventionally living libertarian, can segregate import-export from the rest of his life – essential for development of durable, growing, joyous, free mini-cultures. (from LIBERTARIAN CONNECTION #14, October 7, 1970)
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