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  1. #Web3 turns out to be one of the answers I said would be harder, but it can be done while you still work for a #plantation owner if you need to. I said everybody should become #self-employed. #Web3 is an entryway to that. Not just self-employment, #self-governance. When there is no law.

  2. Sécurité intérieure et souveraineté commune : le communalisme comme désarmement du dedans

    Si la sécurité extérieure relève d’abord d’un désarmement global ou d’une tutelle de transition, la sécurité intérieure doit revenir au peuple souverain lui-même : la commune. C’est là que se joue l’autonomie concrète, la responsabilité partagée et la capacité à faire société sans État.#Communalism #DirectDemocracy #Commons #SelfGovernance #Autonomy #PoliticalTheory #Degrowth La…

    homohortus31.wordpress.com/202

  3. Sécurité intérieure et souveraineté commune : le communalisme comme désarmement du dedans

    Si la sécurité extérieure relève d’abord d’un désarmement global ou d’une tutelle de transition, la sécurité intérieure doit revenir au peuple souverain lui-même : la commune. C’est là que se joue l’autonomie concrète, la responsabilité partagée et la capacité à faire société sans État. #Communalism #DirectDemocracy #Commons #SelfGovernance #Autonomy #PoliticalTheory #Degrowth La…

    homohortus31.wordpress.com/202

  4. Sécurité intérieure et souveraineté commune : le communalisme comme désarmement du dedans

    Si la sécurité extérieure relève d’abord d’un désarmement global ou d’une tutelle de transition, la sécurité intérieure doit revenir au peuple souverain lui-même : la commune. C’est là que se joue l’autonomie concrète, la responsabilité partagée et la capacité à faire société sans État. #Communalism #DirectDemocracy #Commons #SelfGovernance #Autonomy #PoliticalTheory #Degrowth La…

    homohortus31.wordpress.com/202

  5. @bweller @benroyce @NickSchwanck

    The threat of minoritarianism was offset by the belief that a virtuous, educated people would produce leaders up for the challenge of #SelfGovernance.

    Oh, wait.

  6. @bweller @benroyce @NickSchwanck

    The threat of minoritarianism was offset by the belief that a virtuous, educated people would produce leaders up for the challenge of #SelfGovernance.

    Oh, wait.

  7. @bweller @benroyce @NickSchwanck

    The threat of minoritarianism was offset by the belief that a virtuous, educated people would produce leaders up for the challenge of #SelfGovernance.

    Oh, wait.

  8. @bweller @benroyce @NickSchwanck

    The threat of minoritarianism was offset by the belief that a virtuous, educated people would produce leaders up for the challenge of #SelfGovernance.

    Oh, wait.

  9. @bweller @benroyce @NickSchwanck

    The threat of minoritarianism was offset by the belief that a virtuous, educated people would produce leaders up for the challenge of #SelfGovernance.

    Oh, wait.

  10. When was the last time you felt like your voice truly mattered in how this country is governed? Real self-governance means more than voting every few years. It means citizens actively shaping the rules we live by. The founders trusted us with that power. Do we still trust ourselves? The 1776 is building a National Advisory Panel to help modernize our Constitution through a citizen-driven process. #SelfGovernance #WeThePeople #CivicEngagement

  11. When was the last time you felt like your voice truly mattered in how this country is governed?

    We talk about "We the People" but most Americans feel disconnected from the decisions that shape our lives. Real self-governance means more than voting every few years. It means having a direct say in the fundamental rules by which we live.

    What if we could rebuild that connection between citizens and our founding document?

    #SelfGovernance #WeThePeople #Constitution

  12. What if "We the People" could truly speak with one voice again? Our founders trusted us with self-governance but are our 250-year-old systems keeping pace with modern America's needs? The 1776 believes citizens can draft a renewed Constitution together, nonpartisan and transparent. Join our National Advisory Panel at the1776.org and help shape the conversation. #WeThePeople #CivicEngagement #SelfGovernance

  13. What if "We the People" could truly mean ALL the people? Our Constitution was written by 55 men in 1787. Today, we're 330+ million diverse Americans. Shouldn't our foundational document reflect who we've become as a nation?

    The 1776 believes in the power of citizens to govern themselves. Join our National Advisory Panel and help make self-governance real again.

    the1776.org

    #WeThePeople #SelfGovernance #Constitution

  14. What does "We the People" mean in practice today? Are we truly governing ourselves, or have we become spectators to our own democracy? Real self-governance requires more than voting — it demands active participation in shaping the systems that shape our lives. The 1776 believes Americans are ready to reclaim that responsibility. Join our National Advisory Panel and help modernize our founding charter. #WeThePeople #SelfGovernance #CivicEngagement

  15. What if "We the People" wasn't just the opening of our Constitution, but an active invitation to participate in our democracy today? The founders trusted citizens to govern themselves — do we still trust each other with that responsibility? Real self-governance requires all of us. Join our National Advisory Panel at the1776.org and help shape America's future. #WeThePeople #SelfGovernance #CivicEngagement

  16. Rights matter — they hold the space for people to act. But there's something rights-language can't reach: the inner condition that determines if people can actually use that space when it opens.
    Readiness is that condition. The capacity to see what's moving, to respond to it, to show up for what the moment requires. The structure holds the space. The practice builds the capacity to use it.

    This week's reflection @ emotus.substack.com/p/maps-and
    #BenKadel #LifeboatAcademy #SelfGovernance #Permaculture

  17. Rights matter — they hold the space for people to act. But there's something rights-language can't reach: the inner condition that determines if people can actually use that space when it opens.
    Readiness is that condition. The capacity to see what's moving, to respond to it, to show up for what the moment requires. The structure holds the space. The practice builds the capacity to use it.

    This week's reflection @ emotus.substack.com/p/maps-and
    #BenKadel #LifeboatAcademy #SelfGovernance #Permaculture

  18. Rights matter — they hold the space for people to act. But there's something rights-language can't reach: the inner condition that determines if people can actually use that space when it opens.
    Readiness is that condition. The capacity to see what's moving, to respond to it, to show up for what the moment requires. The structure holds the space. The practice builds the capacity to use it.

    This week's reflection @ emotus.substack.com/p/maps-and
    #BenKadel #LifeboatAcademy #SelfGovernance #Permaculture

  19. Rights matter — they hold the space for people to act. But there's something rights-language can't reach: the inner condition that determines if people can actually use that space when it opens.
    Readiness is that condition. The capacity to see what's moving, to respond to it, to show up for what the moment requires. The structure holds the space. The practice builds the capacity to use it.

    This week's reflection @ emotus.substack.com/p/maps-and
    #BenKadel #LifeboatAcademy #SelfGovernance #Permaculture

  20. @douginamug

    "What looked like maintaining ditches was actually maintaining an obligation to each other."

    Yup, a really interesting perspective in this essay by #SethFrey. Lots to think about! Thank you for the link!

    #governance #SelfGovernance

  21. @douginamug

    "What looked like maintaining ditches was actually maintaining an obligation to each other."

    Yup, a really interesting perspective in this essay by #SethFrey. Lots to think about! Thank you for the link!

    #governance #SelfGovernance

  22. @douginamug

    "What looked like maintaining ditches was actually maintaining an obligation to each other."

    Yup, a really interesting perspective in this essay by #SethFrey. Lots to think about! Thank you for the link!

    #governance #SelfGovernance

  23. @douginamug

    "What looked like maintaining ditches was actually maintaining an obligation to each other."

    Yup, a really interesting perspective in this essay by #SethFrey. Lots to think about! Thank you for the link!

    #governance #SelfGovernance

  24. @douginamug

    "What looked like maintaining ditches was actually maintaining an obligation to each other."

    Yup, a really interesting perspective in this essay by #SethFrey. Lots to think about! Thank you for the link!

    #governance #SelfGovernance

  25. Courage is less about bold declarations and more about presence. Showing up to real conversations. Staying engaged through discomfort. Taking responsibility for one’s own regulation instead of waiting for rescue or clarity from elsewhere.

    This is how self-government is learned — as a lived practice, built slowly in relationship.

    Full reflection for this week here: emotus.substack.com/p/when-we-

    #WhenWeStopPretending #PracticedCapacity #RelationalInfrastructure #SelfGovernance #BenKadel

  26. Courage is less about bold declarations and more about presence. Showing up to real conversations. Staying engaged through discomfort. Taking responsibility for one’s own regulation instead of waiting for rescue or clarity from elsewhere.

    This is how self-government is learned — as a lived practice, built slowly in relationship.

    Full reflection for this week here: emotus.substack.com/p/when-we-

    #WhenWeStopPretending #PracticedCapacity #RelationalInfrastructure #SelfGovernance #BenKadel

  27. Courage is less about bold declarations and more about presence. Showing up to real conversations. Staying engaged through discomfort. Taking responsibility for one’s own regulation instead of waiting for rescue or clarity from elsewhere.

    This is how self-government is learned — as a lived practice, built slowly in relationship.

    Full reflection for this week here: emotus.substack.com/p/when-we-

    #WhenWeStopPretending #PracticedCapacity #RelationalInfrastructure #SelfGovernance #BenKadel

  28. Courage is less about bold declarations and more about presence. Showing up to real conversations. Staying engaged through discomfort. Taking responsibility for one’s own regulation instead of waiting for rescue or clarity from elsewhere.

    This is how self-government is learned — as a lived practice, built slowly in relationship.

    Full reflection for this week here: emotus.substack.com/p/when-we-

    #WhenWeStopPretending #PracticedCapacity #RelationalInfrastructure #SelfGovernance #BenKadel

  29. Part II picks up where disillusionment leaves off.

    When old stories fall away, what’s left isn’t chaos — it’s the work of learning how to stand together. Self-government shows up not as ideology, but as practiced capacity: regulation, discernment, cooperation, and continuity built in small, durable contexts.

    This is slower work. And it’s learnable.

    Read Part II here:
    emotus.substack.com/p/when-we-

    #WhenWeStopPretending #PracticedAgency #RelationalInfrastructure #CollectiveCapacity #SelfGovernance

  30. Part II picks up where disillusionment leaves off.

    When old stories fall away, what’s left isn’t chaos — it’s the work of learning how to stand together. Self-government shows up not as ideology, but as practiced capacity: regulation, discernment, cooperation, and continuity built in small, durable contexts.

    This is slower work. And it’s learnable.

    Read Part II here:
    emotus.substack.com/p/when-we-

    #WhenWeStopPretending #PracticedAgency #RelationalInfrastructure #CollectiveCapacity #SelfGovernance

  31. Part II picks up where disillusionment leaves off.

    When old stories fall away, what’s left isn’t chaos — it’s the work of learning how to stand together. Self-government shows up not as ideology, but as practiced capacity: regulation, discernment, cooperation, and continuity built in small, durable contexts.

    This is slower work. And it’s learnable.

    Read Part II here:
    emotus.substack.com/p/when-we-

    #WhenWeStopPretending #PracticedAgency #RelationalInfrastructure #CollectiveCapacity #SelfGovernance