A few strange questions that do not require detailed answers

Hi, here’s the situation. I’m currently reading a couple of recent books on ancap in English — “White, Right and Libertarian” and “A Spontaneous Order: The Capitalist Case for a Stateless Society” (I started with the first one because of the meme title and Hoppe, who wrote the foreword, but then decided to start the second one since it came out earlier and it seems better to read them in order of release). At first, I was just reading, but then, to keep from losing my mind in current conditions, I decided to do a written translation (and to start developing my English more thoroughly). My proposal is: post the translations on your website. What do you think?

Anonymous question

I have nothing against it; send them chapter by chapter as you translate, and I will publish them. Include your wallet, and then readers can donate to you for the translation if they wish, although I cannot guarantee that. I don’t rule out that I might feel the urge to make some edits.


Is it possible to buy advertising on your channel?

Administration of the “SPL” telegram channel

I work for donations. You can always send whatever amount you deem appropriate and ask a question like “tell me your opinion about the SPL telegram channel,” or “such-and-such a post came out on the SPL telegram channel, what do you think of it?” or something along those lines. The point is that instead of a standard advertising text, my own unique post with a personal opinion would appear in the channel, which is much cooler.


Do you have an Ankara emoji?

Timofey

I have a Montellibero emoji.


Recommend works where the author criticizes ancap throughout the whole book from any position.

Potaro

Of course, Anarchy, State, and Utopia by Robert Nozick. Throughout the book, the author proves that even if ancap were to suddenly appear for some mysterious reason, it would immediately, according to the logic he describes, begin to mutate into a state.

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