As a post-statist myself, I still support Downsize DC from time to time when our goals are in alignment.
Generally speaking, by this I mean anything that will help limit or reduce the power of the state in an effective way. I also vote occasionally, based on the same theory. My votes against increases in taxes, and against increases in state power, have some limited meaning (when they are honestly tallied, which is of course questionable).
And so, in this instance, I see them working quite effectively to seek to reverse an abuse of state power.
The truth is that the amount/percentage of time or funds I spend on this is quite small, but I consider it resistance rather than participation.
Agreed.
As a post-statist myself, I still support Downsize DC from time to time when our goals are in alignment.
Generally speaking, by this I mean anything that will help limit or reduce the power of the state in an effective way. I also vote occasionally, based on the same theory. My votes against increases in taxes, and against increases in state power, have some limited meaning (when they are honestly tallied, which is of course questionable).
And so, in this instance, I see them working quite effectively to seek to reverse an abuse of state power.
The truth is that the amount/percentage of time or funds I spend on this is quite small, but I consider it resistance rather than participation.