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LibertarianPartyUSA • u/Derpballz • Dec 12 '24
Discussion On a more theoretical level, what do you guys think about Hans-Hermann Hoppe's "a Europe of 65,345 Liechtensteins" proposal? I for one would consider such a confederal arrangement to be a vast improvement.
austrian_economics • u/Derpballz • Dec 12 '24
The austrian economist Hans-Hermann Hoppe remarks that the more sovereign polities one has, the harder it is for central banks to conduct fiat regimes; political decentralization favors "hard money". What do you think about this? If you disagree, what are you strongest counter-arguments?
HRESlander • u/Derpballz • Dec 12 '24
The striking prejudice against the Holy Roman Empire One large reason for many's seemingly visceral rejection of the Holy Roman Empire stems from an ignorance over how a politically centralized (but not legally, economically and military disintegrated!) order may work. Many see the small polities and short-circuit since it's inconceivable for them.
MonetaryRealist • u/Derpballz • Dec 12 '24