Within this Ancap society, a security force opens up. One of the benefits of this security force is, let's say, a wall around the outermost properties.

They've also got infrastructure systems bundled in with their service.

So, they are so successful, they wind up getting some non-contiguous corporate colonies built up in addition to their own.

So, at some point, the owner of the corporation

Let's call him George...

George decides he's going to change the rules in a way that the members don't like. especially this one corporation colony over here...

This colony decides they like the structure that they have, but they don't like the apparent breach of contract.

And the changes don't align with their principles.

A few of them get together and decide they're going to sign a written notice to George asserting that their property is their own, and they should have a say as to what's going on with it.

so these guys, we'll give them names like Ben, Sam, John, Even another George or two.

Meet at a pub and all draft their notice to George

well do they own the property or not?

Well, George sends his corporate enforcers over

but these guys that signed this notice

they manage to put together a militia to fend it off.

Hmm. I've thought of something similar in terms of how someone can be born into an unconsensual society within Ancapistahn the same way people do now in the United States.

And thus, they form a ~~government~~ corporation with a ~~constitution~~ charter that protects the customers and gives them a say in the operation of the ~~government~~ corporation.

The thing is at that point it will no longer be considered anarcho capitalism.

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it sounds like you're describing a single security force without any competitors

There are plenty of others.

It's kind of like debating the state of how Antimatter exists. It's difficult because as soon as antimatter comes in contact with our physical reality, it dissolves immediately.

There's Francis Security Firm across the canal from George's firm.

well, it doesn't exactly "dissolve"

as far as we know it reacts very explosively

If you want to be *technical*

the point is that as soon as it comes into contact with our existence it seizes to exist.

yeah, but the random explosions would be a big clue

I'd argue it's more like darkness

It's been tested, it's a violent explosion.

The moment the excited photons are present, the darkness disappears.

*the darkness*

`thedarkness`

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That's my new name.

hello @RyeNorth my old friend

No.

Just for that.

Anyway

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