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RE: A Message From the Chief Anarchist For the Anarcho Capitalist Peasants.
I can not posses the lands i walk on , it's not mine to take .
It's there to provide for my children and generations to come .
I can not sell what is not mine to sell .
An native American answer to a western nation's question .
The Capitalist's took it by force anyway s . singing songs about the land of the brave .
The Native Americans believed in private property. If an outsider tried to make home in their camp without permission, they would be killed.
Private property did not include the land they walked on .
As nomad's they did protect there camp sites yes .
That's called the right of self-defence .
" without permission " can only mean that one uses force to get what one wants .
A healthy community would not let that happen .
Now for you to learn a thing , go and try make home in the cave of a grizzly bear without using any force .