http://theautonomist.com/atnmst/jrnl_ii.php?art=149
This is an interesting topic. I have some in depth discussion of this with him on his forum.
His philosophy of individualism is easily understood. He rejects collectivism. Fine. There are some problems with his philosophy that should be addressed. I will say a few points.
One he states freedom means to do what you want. But, adds to say as long as does not interfere with another. I stated to say why not just state the obvious negative right and state to be free means to be free from coercion of force. he has rejected that stating an individualist would not be interested and would only be interested in what he could do. WOW! unbelievable statement.
He goes on to reject the concept of right. An individual would find no use for such a concept in an individualist society. It would be logical to assume that he also would not need the concept of morality, private property, or life for that matter. These are measurements of an individual against society he says and is rejected because an individual can be defined that way. WOW! A denial of rights which leads to a denial of property. He has not thought this through. An individual could not exist in society this way. His model would be static.
He also rejects economics in his philosophy. Incredible! Yet wants to see everyones answer on this article. His question implies action with an end. yet he himself rejects action. He has not stated his plan either. Probably because it would imply economics and would be social in action. His theory rejects this. He remains in a Robinson Carusoe economy, but with out economics. It is doomed to failure.
He is implying that these websites listed may want social engineering due to the fact they exist as groups. Yet he himself has a website. He states contact “us”, and has a paypal account. WOW! He proposes a theory and has economics and a group to boot. He has contradicted himself right off the bat.
He has rejected Mises and called him “collectivist”. Incredible. Economics is a social science, but collectivist? Come on! He fails to realize that an economist could care less the validity of each system, rather it is his job to show the conclusion and result and the action involved.
He has failed to answer my questions. He has failed to accept action. He has denied economics and therefore is doomed to failure. How can he possibly act his questions in this article and yet deny economics and action as a plan.
This all reminds me of the old individual anarchists who also have failed. It is a joke and a lack of understanding that the individual is individual and also part of a society. it does not mean that because of social involvement, the individual is doomed to collective thought. So what if many people think the same thing and act. Does that mean they are collective?