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• He publishes and edits " The Voluntaryist " newsletter since 1982.
• There were at least two well-known Americans who espoused voluntaryist causes during the mid-19th century.
• She was a co-founder along with Carl Watner and George H . Smith of " The Voluntaryist " magazine in 1982.
• Garrison, too, was not a pure voluntaryist for he supported the federal government's war against the States from 1861 to 1865.
• Variously identifying as anarchist, anarcho-capitalist, agorist, voluntaryist, Kokesh has called for a " new American revolution " for the " orderly dissolution of the federal government ."
• Although there was never an explicitly voluntaryist movement in America until the late 20th century, earlier Americans did agitate for the disestablishment of government-supported churches in several of the original thirteen states.
• While he was not a thoroughly consistent voluntaryist, he did write that he wished never to " rely on the protection of the state, " and that he refused to tender it his allegiance so long as it supported slavery.
• The inverted circle-A or circle-V are commonly used among voluntaryists, consisting of the capital letter " V " enclosed in a circle, to symbolize the voluntaryist philosophy in harmony with the anarchist's ideal of a peaceful stateless society.
• Geolibertarians are advocates of geoism, which is the position that all natural resources, including voluntaryist form of geolibertarianism as described by Foldvary, rent would be collected by private associations with the opportunity to secede from a geocommunity ( and not receive the geocommunity's services ) if desired.
• In a 1964 interview with " The New York Times ", Hoiles described himself as a voluntaryist, stating that " government should exist only to try to protect the rights of every individual, not to redistribute the property, manipulate the economy, or establish a pattern of society ."
• He argued that anarchy was a " contradiction, " and that the Voluntaryists " reject the anarchist creed . " They " believe in a national government, voluntary supported . . . and only entrusted with force for protection of person and property . " He called his system of a national government funded by non-coerced contributions " the Voluntary State . " ( " A Voluntaryist Appeal ", " Herbert Spencer and the Limits of the State ", p . 239 and p . 228)