In which our entrenched author trips and stumbles over a subject that needs a bit of consideration and offers some musings on the selfish nature of self-sufficiency, ending up in the weeds.
I have a handful of books on my eReader about the transition between the feudal system and industrialization that I have not yet started to read. Private property rights were not always paramount in white people's history, but once those rights were established, their application became pretty rapacious and destructive. It's a subject that interests me, too. Looking forward to hearing more about your thoughts.
Apologia and Preamble: A Land Acknowledgement (of sorts) and Some Thoughts On the Direction of Modern Homesteading
Really interesting read!
Thank you, Ben, for providing such an interesting perspective. I thoroughly enjoy your writing style.
I have a handful of books on my eReader about the transition between the feudal system and industrialization that I have not yet started to read. Private property rights were not always paramount in white people's history, but once those rights were established, their application became pretty rapacious and destructive. It's a subject that interests me, too. Looking forward to hearing more about your thoughts.