People can already move to a different country if theirs isn't respecting the NAP enough 😭

I actually did

A bunch

you did

as an individual

but people tend not to

indicating that people would tend to roll over when the Amazon death squads roll up

Democracy the god who coomed😫😫😫😫

No, because government boundaries makes very hard for people to move to a different country

And what's to stop Amazon from setting up boundaries?

They can, on their private property

I rest my case.

Any tactic the state can use, companies can and *will* use to maximize their profits.

There's a reason states are so dominant.

And the best way to maximize the profits it is not by making people buy your product, it is by making your product the best one in the market, any successful businessman know that

By making it the only one on the market

@Ocarao it is

The only thing that State can do better than a private company it is war, and hell, it is incredible how good government is at this

that's why the state does it

that's why cartels do it

that's why warlords do it

so long as there is profit to be made, they will engage in this behavior, and have

@Pelth if they make it happen through treating the competition, it means their product sucks, so why someone would buy it?

There are no alternatives

Wait? You are saying that the government provides good services?

Good is a relative term

@Pelth what also means that people don’t have to buy it

Being a citizen has certain implied responsibilities

@Pelth and thats why you should be able to hirr what you consider good, and not what the state decides what it is good for you

Yes

The responsibility of mind your own business without be aggressive to someone else property

You are a citizen of the state and the state ultimately owns you

No

I own myselg

Freedom is an illusion

Created by the state

Nobody owns me except myself

I am my private property

And any attempt against it is aggression

If you rely on the state for anything at all, you’re just a cog in the machine

Simple as