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[quote]"In polycentric law, the property owners decide what set of laws is used in their lands, and this is the definition of anarcho-capitalism used by Friedman." That is not correct. Not even close to correct.[/quote] Hmm, I've re-read some parts of Machinery of Freedom, and I think they seem to support my original statement. I have
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[quote] That is not correct. Not even close to correct. The Machinery of Freedom is webbed on my site, if you want to find out what the system I am proposing actually is.[/quote] Thank you for your personal answer Professor Friedman. I have a copy of your book, but it's at my other aparment at the moment, so thanks for the information. [quote]=
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Many seems to think that anarcho-capitalism of the Murray Rothbard and David Friedman differs only in arguments, the former using "natural right" ones and the latter "consequentalists". I think that diversion is much more fundamental, and that their versions of anarcho-capitalism are different. The difference is simple, and it's
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From the first.
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One question F4M: What do you think about owning land property?
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[quote][quote]It's not all about surviving the collapse. It's about adhering to the NAP. Ag and civ are inherently aggressive.[/quote] No it's not. I can do whatever I want in my agricultural property, including trading with the owner of the other agricultural property. It's all voluntary, and there is no aggression anywhere.[/quote
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[quote][quote]It's not all about surviving the collapse. It's about adhering to the NAP. Ag and civ are inherently aggressive.[/quote] No it's not. I can do whatever I want in my agricultural property, including trading with the owner of the other agricultural property. It's all voluntary, and there is no aggression anywhere.[/quote
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[quote]It's not all about surviving the collapse. It's about adhering to the NAP. Ag and civ are inherently aggressive.[/quote] No it's not. I can do whatever I want in my agricultural property, including trading with the owner of the other agricultural property. It's all voluntary, and there is no aggression anywhere.
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[quote]When I tell people I'm an anarcho-capitalist and they ask me about the roads I ask them why do we NEED roads in the first place?[/quote] Oh no, Jesus Christ...
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[quote]Proposed name: The Well-Being Society[/quote] ... Belive it or not, that's the direct translation for "welfare state" in Finland.