National libertarianism
National libertarianism is a political theory that is Anti-Federalist, State Socialist and local communist. State Socialism as in State welfare not Communist Marxism, and minor local communism where local governments lease property and charge property tax and manages some means of production and services to facilitate growth in the local economy. States' rights are a big part of the ideology along with 10th Amendment principals, free market Laissez-faire policy at the national level but more Authoritarian to enforce laws at the state and local level. There can be minor blending of political philosophy (liberty, socialism, and communism) up or down one level of government but not two levels so national communism and local libertarianism is opposed (local libertarianism would be like the Wild Wild West or tribal Afghanistan).
ideology[edit]
Proponent of:
- Unions - Right to Work - Freedom of association - State issue
- Fiscally conservative - Nationally
- Immigration reform - probation green card for undocumented in good standing
- Legalization of marijuana - state issue
- Infrustructure
- Strong Navy and well regulated malitia
- 2nd Amendment
- Free trade
- Publicly funded elections
- Anti-Trust Law
- Pro-choice - no national money going towards abortions, States can fund them if they want to
- Equal opportunity - not equal outcome - equal opportunity comes from a great education
Oppose:
- Corporate investment banks
- Protectionism
- Patent law - patent only after product is brought to market
- War - limited Arsenals, no standing Army's for more than two years during peace time, and no foreign occupation of countries
- National income tax for working class Americans
- Marxism - nationally
- Government-owned corporations - nationalized organizations - FEMA, Amtrak, Fannie Mae, Freddy Mac, Sallie Mae, and the Tennessee Valley Authority
See also[edit]
- Classic liberalism
- Libertarian Party (United States)
- Libertarianism in the United States
- Military-industrial complex
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