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My understanding of distributism has been that it has among its aims to localize governmental power. I don't mind strengthening a government where my vote actua
by larsiusprime 8y ago
My understanding of distributism has been that it has among its aims to localize governmental power. I don't mind strengthening a government where my vote actually makes a difference.
Especially in the incarnations of distributism that have a large overlap with Georgism (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgism) you see this sort of thing manifest in e.g. the land tax (strengthens local governments who are the assessors of said tax -- and if land tax is your society's primary tax, then power naturally devolves from the center to the local).
- jeffdavis 8y agoWhere do things like written rights come in to play? What is the difference between dostributism and federalism?