Thanks!

I had a gander.  Florid prose, indeed.  The second link to 'Machete' had a piece by Magon, and in it a discussion of masters and slaves.  None of these authors you have referred me to acknowledge the ongoing evolution of industry, and the decentralization of the means of production occurring, including Magon.

All of history is of centralized production, requiring management, enabling parasitism, creating overlords, masters if you will, and laborers, or even slaves as is oft stated.  Decentralized production renders all that irrelevant.  Today massive factories are required to make light switch cover plates, with massive injection molding machines filled with bags of plastic pellets, and powered by immense turbines, staffed with abject laborers - except they're not, anymore.  You can print a light switch cover plate in your bedroom with a 3D printer, and even add a monogram, or a picture of your cat, making it a unique piece of art instead of a mass produced piece of crap, and this changes everything.  

Now, this change hasn't completed yet.  All the infrastructure that supports industry hasn't been swapped over.  Everyone hasn't got a 3D printer on their kitchen table yet.  The change is in process.  Since it changes everything about society, there's a lot of equipment that needs to be built and dispersed across the population.  That will take time, but time will pass and folks that want to become independent of overlords presently have the opportunity to do so.  Clearly just buying a magic box and putting it on your kitchen table doesn't suddenly make you free.  It isn't a magic box, and it has to be used to be useful.  

But as these printers, and laser cutters, and CNC machines, and aquaponics systems get built, installed, used, and improve their capabilities over time, humanity will decentralize production of the goods and services that create the blessings of civilization, and that will end the parasitization of centralized production that overlords are dependent on.  Overlords are technically obsolete, but we are just beginning to pass through this clinal boundary that will enable men to be independent of them, which is to say free.

We haven't had this technology before, and people aren't able to organize as mobs and reasonably rule themselves, at least not well enough to overcome the power of overlords wielding gangs of armed thugs.  But having this technology ends the flow of wealth to overlords, and that ends their ability to pay gangs of armed thugs to enforce their rule.  This is the way that is open.  This is how humanity will become absolutely, utterly free, without any possibility that overlords with gangs of armed thugs can beat us into submission ever again, once we have become competent to ourselves make what we need to create the blessings of civilization.

In that essay Magon writes "...the evangelists reject the individual revolt of slaves, who are only granted collective rebellion, all together at the same time..."  Decentralization doesn't require you await any collective, or Tuesday, or a horde of machete wielding anarchists.  Everything that you need decentralized means of production enable you to yourself provide.  Tardy masses that yearn to serve masters don't confront you.  Industrious and clever neighbors that intend their freedom can be useful allies, but even without any other participants than yourself, with individually owned and operated means of production diligently applied you can free yourself.  What is the freedom of a collective, anyway?  It's just being enslaved to a mob instead of an overlord.  Freedom is a personal attribute that only you can make yourself.

Remember Terran I, the first 3D printed spacecraft that launched in 2023.  Almost all spacecraft and their components are 3D printed in whole or part today.  If we work to deploy and develop 3D printers we can reduce the price of manufacturing spacecraft until even Amaterasusolar can have one of their own, and pack an inflatable habitat out to some unnamed asteroid brimming with precious metals where they can manufacture hordes of mining robots to make them fabulously, inconceivably wealthy, and free.  Ok, maybe not.  Maybe not me either.  I am old and pretty busted up myself.  Maybe not even my kids.  But my grandkids will have a very real opportunity to do that, and once we are spreading out across the solar system, how can armies chase us all down and force us to obey laws?  Who can demand I pay property taxes on asteroid 231b Excelsior?  

This is how we become free beyond any limitation but physics. 

I guess this is why we don't really have private property rights, but only rent from the Crown, eh?