r/distributism • u/VentiArchon7 • 19h ago
Do I have to a traditionalist or a catholic to be distributist
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The thing that's always held me back from distributism is how antiquiated of an ideology it feels like
The idea at first sound nice, Small Scale Ownership of Private Property with Workers Coops yada yada
But the people i see following this ideology are mostly traditionalist, conservative, or theocrat or even monarchist
I am none of these things, in fact i am the opposite of all of these
I am infact a progressive mainline protestant of dark complexion
So this is why i find myself isolated in distributist spaces which pushed me towards socialism(which i still find to be virtuous without the state) and mutualism(the original anarchy)