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Ancap Man is on Steemit
Ancap Man here on steemit trying to spread the message of liberty to all avenues of the internet!
So I got here because I was disgruntled with the current political system and was trying to find alternatives to the republican-democrat dichotomy. Soon enough I found libertarianism through Adam Kokesh's debate with the Amazing Atheist. It took awhile for me to really take an interest in libertarianism and anarchism, but eventually it stuck. I started really getting into the ideas of voluntaryism and found several other creators like Stefan Molyneux and Jeff Berwick. They all helped me along my journey to liberty.
I began on instagram as just a classical liberal, but eventually I did eventually become an ancap and I took the name of Ancap Man. I'd always loved superheroes and now I could be one in real life. Soon after I realized that I wanted to take these ideas to other places. So I started my youtube channel and with the help of others I'm beginning to gain some measure of popularity.
I then saw Adam Kokesh's video about Steemit and wanted to join as soon as possible. So here I am.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LS6qeQTI1YI
I hope to consistently make content and continue to spread the ideas of freedom and liberty.
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Welcome lets Test your resolve ha ha:
https://steemit.com/steemit/@kolin.evans/create-rouge-a-free-steem-project-that-still-supports-sdusd-and-sp-share-with-the-relevant-people-dan-ned-etc
Basically do you believe that the 'Falg' button should let others 'hide' content on a decentralized site like this? (that's basically what it does)
it's a 'Down vote' and delete content button for the 'most' to use.
I don't believe that the flag button should hide content, but I think the number of flags a post get should be visible for everyone to see. Im not entirely sure what you are saying with your last statement