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Geolibertarianism, shortened to Geolib, is an economically Center-right to right, culturally variable, and anti-authoritarian ideology that believes in an un-tampered free market save for a singular land-value tax.

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Despite being libertarian, Geolibertarianism does not follow the common trend of having a flag that consists of the Gadsden-flag with minor edits such as recoloring.

Fill a ball with this shade of dark green (#426A07)
Draw a 4-squared diamond in pure white (#FFFFFF)
Draw the eyes

Color Name		HEX	RGB
	Dark Green	#426A07	66, 106, 7
	White	#FFFFFF	255, 255, 255

Relationships

Friends

Geoanarchism - My even more uncompromising brother. While I appreciate the sentiment I don't quite understand the logistics of how he would implement a system such as land value tax without any kind of government.
Georgism - Hi Dad! We pretty much agree on everything, but I think the government should mind its own damn business! With the exception of a land value tax of course.
Libertarianism - Hi other dad! We also pretty much agree on everything, but speculating land is not a useful service. Plus, LVT has no deadweight loss!
Green Libertarianism - Ok here's a thought, what if we like, taxed the land.
Environmentalism - The exploitation of natural resources should be taxed by the exploiter, for preventing others from having access to those materials. After all, It's not like anybody made the ground we stand on.
Anarcho-Frontierism - See you later, space cowboy.

Frenemies

Social Georgism - I'm not keen on that whole "welfare" thing. The land value tax should be used to maintain the bare minimum government, Any other taxes pretty much theft.
Paleolibertarianism - My brother and I agree on a lot, economically speaking. But we tend to diverge a bit politically.
Anarcho-Capitalism - Land speculation is kind of cringe bro ngl. Plus, exploitation of land without compensation to others is a violation of the NAP