it has to use radical means to achieve a functional and stable hierarchy

based

Its innate in human nature for hirearchies to exsist. Which is why communism is retatded

its gay

yeah

Retarded*

they will always exist

but a government regulating monopolies and things wont take hierarchies away

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I think it'll just give more power to the governments

is that bad?

Which is something I dont like

Nope

its good for the people

and the general public

Governments can be bad.

still in that sense i think its good

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even if it gives the government more power it betters the lives of the general populace

Governments are made to orient themselves around maintain the specific functions of a hierarchy

Although I believe there will always be hirearchies I do believe humans are also built to be co-operative and work with each other pretty well, thats how we survived as a species. Therefore we dont need government we need each other. I lean towards more anarcho capitilism.

nothing more or less about them

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human working together is a useful component of civilization

doesn't change the fact hierarchies build civilizations

So why do we necessarily need government

We dont

We can live symbiotically

but even with a more regulated government the economic hierarchy will exist

personalities are just specialization, as humans we specialize in different roles to form a more efficient greater tribe

there'll always be poor, average, and rich

because social organization comes naturally

and those living on the streets and things

government comes naturally with the hierarchical scale

Yes, the ecobomic hirearchu will always exsist. There will always be poor people no matter the system

a government in some way or form

Economic hirearchy*

also government is meant to maintain a cultural or principled representation of the state

it serves as the de facto force behind culture

and the way people think within the state

yeah then why justify the existance of monopolies with the argument for a hierarchial state