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New Anarchist Symbol

Posted on July 25, 2007
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Francois Tremblay, of Check Your Premises, recently presented a new symbol which can now be seen on the top of each page here at Philaahzophy. It’s called the Voluntary Victory symbol-

Voluntary Victory symbol

The concept was developed by Niels van der Linden (of The Freedom Channel), and the final result was made by Shawn Huckabay (XOmniverse on YouTube).

Its meaning, I hope, is clear:

* The black and gold colours are taken from the Market Anarchist flag, and, respectively, represent Anarchy and the market.

* The outer and inner V stand for Victory (V for Victory) as well as Voluntaryism.

* The handshake at the top represents, as handshakes in general do, mutual trust, voluntary trade, and by extension society.

As a whole, it can also be said to represent two important facts: one, that our ultimate goal is to promote society against the State, and not any specific ideal, and two, that victory can only be achieved by voluntary means.

-from Check Your Premises

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  1. Francois Tremblay (27 comments) on 25.07.2007 at 15:29 (Reply)

    Excellent! I’m glad to know someone out there appreciates it!

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