How is
"I want a strong state that is ran by people like me and will punish my enemies"
So hard to understand?
RT: https://gameliberty.club/users/xianc78/statuses/110047771805431657
"I want a strong state that is ran by people like me and will punish my enemies"
So hard to understand?
RT: https://gameliberty.club/users/xianc78/statuses/110047771805431657
@reloadedAK How is it hard for YOU to understand that ALL politicians are puppets of the shadow government and that the government will NEVER work within your interests? I wrote an article about it on my website if you want to learn more.
@xianc78 Ok. So how are you going to save yourself if the shadow government sends a plethora of feds against you?
You can't guarantee partnership with other ancaps just because you may not like the state, because some other ancaps may be pissed off at YOU more for X reason and will cynically use the state curbstomping you for a bit more power in your local area.
You can't build something off of the negative notion of "we don't like the state". Solidarity is based off of a positive believe like "I want me and my people/culture to continue to exist because we are altogether, a unit.
You can't guarantee partnership with other ancaps just because you may not like the state, because some other ancaps may be pissed off at YOU more for X reason and will cynically use the state curbstomping you for a bit more power in your local area.
You can't build something off of the negative notion of "we don't like the state". Solidarity is based off of a positive believe like "I want me and my people/culture to continue to exist because we are altogether, a unit.
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>Solidarity is based off of a positive believe like "I want me and my people/culture to continue to exist because we are altogether, a unit.
You can also have that without a state. Look up Hans Herman Hoppe and covenant communities.
You see the state by default as some monstrosity when the state in it's nascent form is just supposed to be the crystallization of the nation of people that built it.
A father is the head of state in his household.
The chief is the head of state in his tribe
A council of chiefs are the head of state of multiple close tribes
This builds on itself. Your idea of a "stateless" society isn't going to go anywhere because the vast majority of people will always gravitate to a leader archetype, especially in times of crisis. If you can't muster a leader during those times, then your "covenant communities" will perish