Are there any statist circles (not minarchist or bog-standard libertarian, I mean uniparty apologetic or proper authoritarian circles) that you post this kind of stuff in? I ask because I know of a few that I could direct you to, pretty sure @thepholosopher does as well, and they need to see this a hell of a lot more than those of us already red-pilled on statism. As a reminder, I say this as an ex-Communist, though I had already long since abandoned Communism by the time you met me.
"The greater good is nothing more than the alibi of tyrants." - Albert Camus
"But we need more government to prevent government tyranny! We need people to watch the watchers and make sure they aren't watching the wrong people!" - William Astore, paraphrased with a reference to the 1998 movie Enemy of the State.
"A totalitarian dictatorship of the proletariat is necessary to bring about a stateless, classless society." - Karl Marx, paraphrased
Some people don't learn, some people won't learn, and some people can't learn. The trouble is figuring out whom is who (who is whom?). Some are insufferable ideologues, some are unscrupulous propagandists, others are merely useful idiots, and frankly, my patience well is bone-fucking-dry, so I'm not going to be the person to de-convert any of them, as @prydefoltz could tell you (by which I mean I'm happy to see her come round, but I think Justin Trudeau is more responsible for that than either of us).
None of my posts will ever convert the masses. It's only to support the remnant willing to explore liberty. I probably should slouch back onto Facebook and share my posts on some groups I used to belong to.
Putting this stuff up on FakeBook is a good way to get banned. I would suggest exploring the blogosphere instead, where individual bloggers may be able to curate their comment section, but not so much articles written in rebuttal. There are some WordPress blogs and other websites out there with fairly large followings that are propagandising people outside of the mainstream. Part of the reason that I lambast Bill Astore so damn frequently is because he keeps attempting to convert normies into authoritarian collectivists (more so than they already are, that is). The following is a passage from an article I wrote titled Bracing Views is a Cesspit of Midwittery which I intend to have my foul-mouthed alter-ego recycle in a future article titled The Doctor Dino of Reformists :
He believes that a perfect society would be bereft of a free market, with “essential” products and services being nationalised, prices and wages set by the government, and all wealth would be “equitably distributed,” in his own words. He also says, in no uncertain terms, that he believes these proposals to be “neither right nor left,” but simply “reasonable.” Reasonable or not, these ARE left-wing economic policies, these are socialist policies, and he knows as much.
I have a bunch of links to relevant articles in Bracing Views is a Cesspit of Midwittery, but the article is currently private, so let me know if you're curious, and I'll make it temporarily available.
I no longer care about getting banned. If I am silenced by their pressure, I have already lost without acting. I may as well say what needs to be said, and consequences be damned.
Exactly my sentiments before I got myself banned from LinkedIn. I'm sure @fiberfrau would approve!
At present, I am mainly taking a sabbatical from Facebook for the sake of my mental health, but my account under my real name where I try to be professional isn't even safe thanks to our regional library censorship nonsense. These slanderous psychopathic control freaks are invading the most mundane of local pages with their lies and accusations. I am just tired.