LB demographics: Politics

I'm a social anarchist. Therefore I fall partially in line with libertarianism, which, conversely suggests, with the consideration that you presumably mean one of the two bipartisan systems, I then, lean to the left.

I'm a social anarchist. Therefore I fall partially in line with libertarianism, which, conversely suggests, with the consideration that you presumably mean one of the two bipartisan systems, I then, lean to the left.

[Louie Dawgs]

Originally Posted by BLNK

I'm a social anarchist. Therefore I fall partially in line with libertarianism, which, conversely suggests, with the consideration that you presumably mean one of the two bipartisan systems, I then, lean to the left.

I have it set up so that you can pick multiple ideologies. Thus, you could choose both socialism and anarchism.

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I consider myself a social democrat, and am a huge fan of third way politics.

[Louie Dawgs]

Originally Posted by BLNK

I'm a social anarchist. Therefore I fall partially in line with libertarianism, which, conversely suggests, with the consideration that you presumably mean one of the two bipartisan systems, I then, lean to the left.

I have it set up so that you can pick multiple ideologies. Thus, you could choose both socialism and anarchism.

---------- Post added at 01:29 PM ---------- Previous post was at 01:27 PM ----------

I consider myself a social democrat, and am a huge fan of third way politics.

[Louie Dawgs]

Originally Posted by BLNK

I'm a social anarchist. Therefore I fall partially in line with libertarianism, which, conversely suggests, with the consideration that you presumably mean one of the two bipartisan systems, I then, lean to the left.

How is social anarchy different from libertarian socialism?? I don't know that much about either.

[Louie Dawgs]

Originally Posted by BLNK

I'm a social anarchist. Therefore I fall partially in line with libertarianism, which, conversely suggests, with the consideration that you presumably mean one of the two bipartisan systems, I then, lean to the left.

How is social anarchy different from libertarian socialism?? I don't know that much about either.

Originally Posted by Louie Dawgs

How is social anarchy different from libertarian socialism?? I don't know that much about either.

If I'm not mistaken, social anarchy is a subset of libertarianism. But, the largest difference, is the libertarianists belief that private property should be divided as common public ground, and goods. Where as social anarchism is a belief which emphasizes communitarianism and social equality amongst all societal entities. IE: If /I/ have private property, /you/, in turn, have the right to private property yourself. If I, however, do not have said private property, then, under equality, you, also, should not be entitled to such.

Edit: Just re-read your post. Libertarian SOCIALISM is an interchangeable term with social anarchism.

Originally Posted by Louie Dawgs

How is social anarchy different from libertarian socialism?? I don't know that much about either.

If I'm not mistaken, social anarchy is a subset of libertarianism. But, the largest difference, is the libertarianists belief that private property should be divided as common public ground, and goods. Where as social anarchism is a belief which emphasizes communitarianism and social equality amongst all societal entities. IE: If /I/ have private property, /you/, in turn, have the right to private property yourself. If I, however, do not have said private property, then, under equality, you, also, should not be entitled to such.

Edit: Just re-read your post. Libertarian SOCIALISM is an interchangeable term with social anarchism.