Re:Silk Road 2.0: A concept of a distributed anonymous marke...
by goshakkk on Tuesday October 08, 2013 @12:23PM
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> Failing to recognize how much you benefit from your government is, yes, I'm sorry to say it, childish
Did I ask the state to provide me with all these "benefits" in exchange for being enslaved and having guns and threats at me? If the government thinks I need its X, Y, and Z services, or whatever and uses it as a basis for theft, is it any good?
Is it different from, say, me saying that apples are good for you, therefore I can point a gun at you, violently take your money and buy you a fucking apple? You know, because it's good for you! No? Surely I am benefiting you in this case so you have to shut up and blindly obey.
Every single thing that the government does can be not only just provided, but provided more efficiently (and also more morally) on a free market.
Did I ask the state to provide me with all these "benefits" in exchange for being enslaved and having guns and threats at me? If the government thinks I need its X, Y, and Z services, or whatever and uses it as a basis for theft, is it any good?
Is it different from, say, me saying that apples are good for you, therefore I can point a gun at you, violently take your money and buy you a fucking apple? You know, because it's good for you! No? Surely I am benefiting you in this case so you have to shut up and blindly obey.
Every single thing that the government does can be not only just provided, but provided more efficiently (and also more morally) on a free market.