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Woo! Donated the ~$20 this morning! They’ve raised over $350,000 in the first ten hours (midnight-10am), so it’s looking like a good year!
Over $880k already.
Only citizens and permanent residents can’t donate! Argh!
Where are you from/living?
I’m in the US from Bulgaria on a visa.
Well welcome
Don’t forget you can always help the cause in other ways…
Thanks!
Yes, I am thinking of starting a “political exploration club” at my school. Meaning me ranting about AnCap. In a very subtle way. I am currently collecting comon-sense ideas to write into short essays that slowly erode at the statist mindset. My ideas so far include things like “anything a democracy can do through regulation the free market can achieve through consumer/employee action,” “deregulation by the government doesn’t mean lack of regulation,” “government regulation hurts the small guy/startup,” “GeorgeOughtToHelp.com,” “all business is a voluntary transaction: there is no ‘exploitation’ unless we allow it,” “government has helped artificially create monopolies,” “the quick rise of unions, a capitalistic construct, are proof that capitalism is quick to fix its ‘flaws’,” etc…
Any other ideas for such small bite-sized essays?
What about other ways I can help the cause (that I might not have thought of)?
I am also part of a debate club where we debate against other schools, and I have an idea I will post here soon (tomorrow maybe) 
This is great! I wonder if the media will ever admit that Paul is more popular than Romney?
That’s a pretty good idea. Just be mindful of how you do it. It’s definitely a process. “Genius is being able to get from A to D without having to go through B and C”…very few people are geniuses. So you can’t beat them over the head with “government is the problem, therefore anarchy is the solution.” It’s much more subtle and sophisticated than that. Ron Paul recognizes this.
Recommendations on policy when dealing with newbs.
Here is a thread where someone was asking for similar input.
And here are some threads where a tree of recommended reading was discussed to facilitate a journey to anarchism…
Reading/Education/Document/Debate Tree
From Minarchism to Anarchism in Ten Easy Steps: A Guide for Constitutionalists
Libertarian/Anarchist Relational Chart
You might also find the “recommend two books high schoolers should read” post useful.
