Somalia? After all, they lack a functioning government and there's nothing you libertarians would like more than that.
Did anyone feel a breeze just now?
Wait wait, I meant to say this instead:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6THteoyEWHo&feature=related
Please read more about Somalia- that's a poorly understood impression about that area.
Related:
What is/was the worst state to live under in history?
I think functioning government is an oxymoron, well i guess it depends on how you define a fuctioning government. Your question is like trying to find the least corrupt government.
Probably the Articles of Confederation.
haha troll post.
Atlantis it sounds like. Til the end when they went to war and God flooded them hahah
Eating Propaganda
What do you mean i don't care how your day was?!
I think functioning government is an oxymoron, well i guess it depends on how you define a fuctioning government.
Folks who really believe in government don't typically appreciate the difference between means and ends, could and should, trying and succeeding, or good and evil generally.
If I had to choose between Anarchist Somalia (1991-2005) and Communist Dictatorship Somalia, I would go for the Anarchist variant every single time.
No2statism: Probably the Articles of Confederation.
Amen, brother! You speak the truth; gospel to my ears.
Early America underneath the Articles of Confederation is the true American system, one built on independence and freedom with a complete lack of federal interference. It was beautiful, and the founders of that government researched a lot into history. It was brilliant, and it succeeded until the federalists ruined everything.
"Is life so dear or peace so sweet, as to be purchased at the price of chains and slavery?" -Patrick Henry
"Early America underneath the Articles of Confederation is the true American system, one built on independence and freedom with a complete lack of federal interference. It was beautiful, and the founders of that government researched a lot into history. It was brilliant, and it succeeded until the federalists ruined everything."
I don't see the merit in this. What gave the "founders" the right to orchestrate such a system? Really they are no better then ruffians who tried to be kings and painted a veneer of faux legitimacy. I research a lot of history, does that give me the power and right to rule?
'Men do not change, they unmask themselves' - Germaine de Stael
Being one of the winged people in Flash Gordon universe. That would be the best.
Andrew Cain: "Early America underneath the Articles of Confederation is the true American system, one built on independence and freedom with a complete lack of federal interference. It was beautiful, and the founders of that government researched a lot into history. It was brilliant, and it succeeded until the federalists ruined everything." I don't see the merit in this. What gave the "founders" the right to orchestrate such a system? Really they are no better then ruffians who tried to be kings and painted a veneer of faux legitimacy. I research a lot of history, does that give me the power and right to rule?
Why wait around for anyone to give you permission? I didn't realize people had to be given rights.....