As much as you or I may think that everyone neeeeeeeds to be interested in, think about, and know about, political philosophy, the truth is that people shouldn't have to know or care about it. I look forward to the day when no one has to waste time pondering authoritarian mythology, and can just live their lives in peace, pursuing their own goals and interests without delusional thugs of the state continually trying to rob them and forcibly interfere.
I sympathize if you're frustrated that so few people seem to want to learn about voluntaryism. Then again, they don't know what they don't know. Most people just assume that "politics" is beyond their understanding: some mysterious, shady but inevitable thing that happens. They know the game is run by--or at least corrupted by--liars and crooks. But they don't understand exactly how it works, and don't see any way out. So they mostly ignore it, and hope "government" doesn't give them too much trouble.
By analogy, in an ideal world, people shouldn't need to have an in-depth understanding of cancer in order to not die from it. And in an ideal world, people shouldn't need to have an in-depth understanding of political philosophy in order to not be victimized by it. However, since we don't yet live in that ideal world, the challenge is to find a way to make all the "normal" people pay attention, and care, and understand.
And that is one of the miracles that I think my project, "The Mirror," will actually accomplish.
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