Welcome to the Anti Communitarian League homepage!
Updated April 1, 2008
Since we launched this website back in 2003, our research has expanded to include a multitude of subjects that relate to the communitarian world order. The ACL began as a small, private research effort in Seattle, WA in 1999. We studied local neighborhood plans and worked on privacy rights' lawsuits. We moved to Wyoming and then back to Alaska in 2004, expanding our research into many new areas. ACL Books was created in 2006. Our efforts to organize, condense and distribute ACL site information are ongoing.
If this is your first time here, we recommend you start with the Anti Communitarian Manifesto. This is now also available in an extended paperback edition.
In the about section you can find a brief history of our organization and our mission statement. Since ACL members didn't get anything, not even a newsletter, we discontinued our "member's roster." Read about what keeps us busy in news and projects. For further study or reading, browse our charts, articles, research and links.
Individual rights versus community rights is the most ignored topic of the 21st century, and possibly the most important debate in American history. Maybe it's time we all joined in.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
We are extremely grateful to Jess Blank of the The Web Union, which has provided us with free hosting for years. It is her generosity which allows this website to remain a free public resource.
Our logo is an original painting called Die Neue Mitte Ist Eine Neue Mythe, donated in December 2005 by the artist, Jan Theuninck. Vielen Dank, Jan!
To all our contributors, readers, supporters, well-wishers and fans around the world: thank you for visiting, donating, joining, sharing your thoughts, and spreading the word. You make this difficult project worthwhile. To every hater and flamer who ever belittled us or sent a nasty note: thank you as well, because each one is an affirmation.