How can distributists get their message out?

John Médaille has claimed that now is an opportune time for distributism to make itself known to the public and to gather support for change.

John Michael Greer responds to a commentator: "I'm the one who keeps on suggesting that Distributists need to get their ideas out into the wider collective conversation of our time, and not just preach to the already converted!"

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I'm not suggesting trying to publicize Distributism among the legions of get-rich-quick groupies! There are many thousands of people these days interested in alternative ways of thinking about economics, and the vast majority of them have never heard of Distributism -- for that matter, I had no idea there were still people promoting it until you mentioned it here a while back, and I'm pretty well informed on alternative ideas! If Distributists would put some energy into getting their ideas out into the alternative scene, I think you might find more interest than you expect.

Could distributism be transmitted through some sort of populist movement?



Practical Distributivism: The Just Wage vs. The Just Income