If you are a libertarian and like the countryside, perhaps a life in Liberstad could be the right thing for you?
I have personally no stake in the project, but have supported them with donations on several occasions, and I am happy to see that the project seem to progress according to schedule.
There are good reasons to be very scared about the development in Norway.
Especially, the state is dangerously strong and it is difficult to see how this is going to change any time soon.
Thus, I fully support private initiatives such as Liberstad that can pave the wave for a new model for organisation of the Norwegian society based on free capitalism, that will benefit both social and economic life.
Socially, especially the interdependence between the sexes will strengthen, whereas today, the benefits from the state make loads of children grow up without father figures as one example.
A very frustrating thing about discussing these issues with fellow Norwegians is that they are so heavily emotionally invested in the current system, that they do not really see the difference between the country and the state. Also, because Norway is rich, people just assume that a strong state is one of the reasons. On the contrary, the living standard would certainly be much higher without a strong state. There many ‘broken window fallacies’ out there, for example that you increase living standard by inflating government with bureaucrats or by increasing immigration (this has been debunked lately).
My personal circumstances do not allow me to move to Liberstad, so I will not buy any land there in this round. Perhaps later I will.
Thank you for your time and attention. Steem on!
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