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2019-02-14 05:57:28 UTC  

Nigger.

2019-02-14 05:57:44 UTC  

@halfthink What video?

2019-02-14 05:58:08 UTC  

@halfthink ur a nigger

2019-02-14 05:58:19 UTC  

Ur mom's a nigger.

2019-02-14 05:58:29 UTC  

YOU TAKE THAT BACK

2019-02-14 05:58:42 UTC  

Doesnt jd ban people for racial slurs?

2019-02-14 05:58:56 UTC  
2019-02-14 05:59:06 UTC  

Who is jd?

2019-02-14 05:59:10 UTC  

jdm

2019-02-14 05:59:21 UTC  

The board owner

2019-02-14 05:59:37 UTC  

Who?

2019-02-14 05:59:49 UTC  

@ JDM_WAAAT#6969

2019-02-14 06:00:16 UTC  

I've said nigger in this server plenty of times.

2019-02-14 06:00:26 UTC  

I'm in another board of his, and I've never been banned

2019-02-14 06:03:27 UTC  

Negar

2019-02-14 06:07:49 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/509549100061163520/545486302678876180/images_12.jpeg

2019-02-14 06:10:04 UTC  

lol

2019-02-14 06:18:48 UTC  
2019-02-14 15:29:32 UTC  
2019-02-14 17:39:20 UTC  

Going back the the social contract and lack of consent video "Taxation Isn't Theft, Because of the Social Contract", do we ask murderers for consent to jail them? Call it a strawman or whatever, but in this frame of mind, let's make a hypothetical situation with some assumptions:
Assumptions:
A government's bare minimum objective is to govern over the people who consented to be governed and defend those people. This requires a police force and a military. Secondary objective in this day in age would probably be to deal with foreign governments as representatives of those people it governs.
Because of this assumption, the government in effect lays claim to the land which it presides over - not in terms of ownership, but in terms of protection from both internal (via Police) and external (via Army) forces. The details of this sort of non-ownership claim would have to be ironed out a bit more, sure, but in effect it means eminent domain can't really be applied.

2019-02-14 17:39:31 UTC  

The Hypothetical:
Let's say there was a society in which we have the above mentioned government policy. Babies are born and therefor cannot give consent to be governed (shoutout to the anti-natalists out there i guess...). Let's add another assumption stating that children under the age of 18 fall under the rule of their parents for the sheer fact that children cannot give informed consent. Due to this, the parents of the child would get in trouble if the child did anything that is worthy of calling the police over.
Once the child turns 18, he or she can either give consent to be governed, or not. If they give consent, then great, things are easy from there. If they do not give consent, if this individual does not own property, they do not have to pay taxes (a 'membership fee' in this hypothetical). If this individual is attacked on the streets by another person who did not consent, police are encouraged to ignore the occurrence and not investigate if it resulted in murder. This person can leave the country with no issue, but as this person wouldn't have any government-approved records, another government would most likely be unwilling to accept them (as they don't know if this individual is a criminal).

Congratulations, you essentially made me create a mafia. How would governments work otherwise in a completely libertarian society?

2019-02-14 17:54:25 UTC  

They wouldn't exist

2019-02-14 17:54:26 UTC  

If you think about the government as an insurance agency that protects your rights, then the difference between a libertarian society and a state would be that the libertarian society would not have a compulsory monopoly provider that uses violence to prevent competition.

2019-02-14 17:54:30 UTC  

But the nap agreement tho

2019-02-14 17:55:12 UTC  

I was gonna say that, @halfthink , that a government, if any, were to exist, it wouldn't be compulsory but rather voluntary

2019-02-14 17:55:42 UTC  

the nap is not an agreement, thougjh

2019-02-14 17:56:00 UTC  

NAP is a legal theory.

2019-02-14 17:56:09 UTC  

Yeah, ethics and so forth

2019-02-14 17:57:30 UTC  

So, would a libertarian society have any way of defending against foreign nations?

2019-02-14 17:57:41 UTC  

And even as a legal framework, in a lot of adjudication processes, jurisprudence would be conditioned by culture and local customs

2019-02-14 17:57:53 UTC  

Unironically recreational nukes

2019-02-14 17:58:04 UTC  

Libertarianism is a ridiculous fantasy. The stupidity of ancapistan violates my nap.

2019-02-14 17:58:15 UTC  

Even Hoppeans are just proxy monarchists who are scared of being called nazis.

2019-02-14 17:58:29 UTC  

Now that's a strawman if I've ever seen one

2019-02-14 17:58:31 UTC  

to be clear, i'm not advocating for anything. i'm just wondering how it would work in the real world

2019-02-14 17:58:41 UTC  

Of course

2019-02-14 17:58:43 UTC  

Well I can show you using modern economic theory why capitalism always results in plutocracy

2019-02-14 17:58:54 UTC  

regardless whether you start with no state or with

2019-02-14 17:59:28 UTC  

What "modern economic theory" are you referring to?

2019-02-14 17:59:41 UTC  

please no MMT