vonuists

Vonuists are individuals who embrace the philosophy of vonu, a concept popularized by author David V. J. Mcgraw. The core idea of vonu is self-ownership and voluntary interaction, rejecting coercion and the authority of the state. Vonuists believe in living a life free from governmental control, advocating for personal responsibility and the ability to make choices without external imposition. This often leads them to explore various methods of reducing their reliance on societal structures, including the use of technology and alternative living arrangements.

The term "vonu" itself is derived from "voluntary non-coercion." Adherents aim to live in a manner that is entirely voluntary, meaning all their interactions and activities are based on mutual consent. This can manifest in practical ways such as opting out of mandatory taxes, creating private communities, or developing independent systems for communication and commerce. The philosophy emphasizes proactive planning and preparation to achieve this state of freedom.

Vonuists often engage in discussions and share strategies for achieving self-sufficiency and autonomy. They may explore topics like digital privacy, cryptocurrencies, off-grid living, and the development of private legal systems. The ultimate goal is to create a life where one is not subject to involuntary rules or obligations, operating instead within a framework of voluntary agreements and personal liberty. While the philosophy is largely theoretical and personal, its practical applications are a significant focus for those who identify as vonuists.