Distributism is not about government forced redistribution. Distributism is based on the idea that both economics and politics are subject to ethics because both exist to serve the common good of society. Because economic activity is how we provide for our personal and family needs, there is a moral aspect to all economic activity. Distributism is for those who desire the freedom that comes with both economic and political independence, and who accept the personal and social responsibility it requires.

Latest episodes of the podcast Practical Distributism

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• Addressing your Local Community: An interview with Chattanooga Civics
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• Is this a time to despair?
• Real and Ideal in Catholic Social Doctrine
• The Homeless
• Where does Distributism fit in?
• What, exactly, is "proto-capitalism?"
• Distributism at the Catholic Economics Roundtable
• The Breakdown of the Supply Chain
• Get Woke, Go Broke?
• Where Are We Headed?
• A Road Not Taken
• Can We Return to the "Old Normal?"
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• On the Foundations of Distributism: Property, Family, Politics, Economy. Part 4
• LOCALISM! My thoughts on a new name.
• On the Foundations of Distributism: Property, Family, Politics, Economy. Part 3
• On the Foundations of Distributism: Property, Family, Politics, Economy. Part 2 by Thomas Storck
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• On the Foundations of Distributism: Property, Family, Politics, Economy. Part 1 by Thomas Storck
• Distributism Basics: Foundational Principles by David W, Cooney
• Announcement by David W. Cooney