/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
Just as the title says. It’s really hard to fit in with most leftists, it feels like most are Marxist Leninists that I just fundamentally disagree with because of how extremely anti authoritarian I am. Additionally, trying to explain this ideology sometimes just feels like a joke, I believe in it whole heartedly but I am never taken seriously because all people just think “oh haha oxymoron you don’t know what you’re talking about”. I’m unsure if anyone else feels like this, but I know sure as hell I agree with very little other socialists and communists because most I speak with are very pro Mao, Stalin, Lenin etc,. If anyone else feels like this I’d love to chat, it often feels like I can’t find much middle ground with most leftists. Plus I get called a liberal if I don’t agree with authority, which is so infuriating.