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My point is this anarchy rule only works on a small scale. While in theory it is great, sadly in reality it can be utilized only on an extraordinarily small basis.

Now is there any other thinking you need done which should include a factual basis?

Speyside2 wrote:

There are a couple of recent attempts at anarchy. Seattle and Portland. In your opinion how well did they work out?

Speyside2 wrote:

My point is this anarchy rule only works on a small scale. While in theory it is great, sadly in reality it can be utilized only on an extraordinarily small basis.

Speyside2 wrote:

You keep redefining anarchist, make up your mind already. Now refer to the other post of mine you are dodging. I even did the research for you.

Oh , BTW, that hill in Seattle fits perfectly in as an anarchistic community. Wake up.

Speyside2 wrote:

I did not redefine it. It's statists that redefine it to mean something it isn't and you just drink up the Kool-aid. You go ahead and believe anything some fool reporter told you in the news.

RayR wrote:

The term anarchism is derived from the negation of the Greek term arché, which means ruling power. Anarchy is suspicious of all political power and regards most governments as inherently corrupt and illegitimate. Go ahead and try to prove that isn't true. As Thomas Paine wrote, "Government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil; in its worst state, an intolerable one."

As libertarian-anarchist Gerard Casey wrote, “states are criminal organizations. All states, not just the obviously totalitarian or repressive ones”

https://mises.org/profile/gerard-n-casey 

RayR wrote:

I already told you "it already exists everywhere state power doesn’t."
I even gave you the clues in #53 so you might find it.

And you give the BS about it can't happen because there "will always be a bad guy" It's as if people can't band together to get rid of a bad guy? Well, I can tell you where you will always find a bad guy...he is an apparatchik of the state, a crook pretending he is indispensable because he's protecting you from bad guys.

RayR wrote:

I doubt there is a single American who particularly likes our government. That is not the point of the 4th of July. We celebrate our independence. We celebrate America. We celebrate that we are Americans. The 4th of July is not a celebration of government.

Speyside2 wrote:

It's all good. NASA can abort.

Speyside2 wrote:

We cancelled Lincoln. After he put down the southern insurrection he unleashed the US Calvary on the Indians out West.

HockeyDad wrote:

Yeah, it's so bad, I hear they are trying to cancel the penny.

bgz wrote:

We had a coin shortage during Covid-19. We don’t use coins anymore.

HockeyDad wrote: