/r/LibertarianSocialism
A community for the discussion of news and links pertaining to political philosophies of Libertarian Socialism.
This is a community for the discussion of news and links pertaining to political philosophies of Libertarian Socialism. Libertarian socialism is a group of political philosophies that promote a non-hierarchical, non-bureaucratic society without private property in the means of production. An alternative to State Socialism and to Right-Libertarianism. Join us if you too believe Egalitarianism to be the optimal base for a society.
/r/LibertarianSocialism
There's also left Libertarian. Are we not all simply idealist anarchists, pretty much the same as the right libertarians in a world not controlled by corporate overlords?
Why is libertarianism so fractured when we all want the same thing?
I've always been more of a reader and theory nerd than anything. I have protested in the past through groups like YDSA but ultimately I wasn't as active as I should and could have been. Protests, canvassing and mutual aid are probably not enough.
I'm a recent college grad so I did that stuff at my school. I'm back home now but I don't know any activist orgs in my area cause all my friends were through uni lol.
I did some looking and it seems that groups like Food Not Bombs aren't particularly active? I tried signing up but the latest their schedule went was March 2024.
I'd like to get more involved with libsocs or mutual aid organizations in my area and start organizing. I don't know that many lib socs here and I'd like that to change. Community is more important than ever.
So if anyone is in Chicagoland (I don't want to be more specific on the internet, especially given recent events), I'd love to connect.
Hell I'd love to do a theory reading circle or something if nothing else. But a 2nd trump term is going to be bad. And I want to be part of the move to help people when shit hits the fan.