Corporations have their mission statements as well lol

Googles "do no evil"

Kek

google did cut out the No part

The difference between a state and a corporation is that the corporation has to actually earn its money

The state just takes it by force

I was about to post that

That shows a fundamental misunderstanding of what I'm even saying

Corporations are built to provide a good or service in exchange for something else to make a profit. This may or may not be beneficial to the public good but at least they are a predictable. A government is beholden to many more interests than corporations and thus are less trustworthy even if they may serve the public better in some cases. This is why we should still have some govt. presence although it should be small and heavily watched

@-5K- maybe, but I can also choose a different company in the free market

Can I choose a different rapist?

@MountainMan You can choose to avoid and never do business with every single one of the companies listed.

Can you choose to not do business with your govt?

You can choose a different private police force which covers rapes at a premium discount for the first 30 days

I agree, but how would you choose a different decentralized law system? @Fitzydog

>Monopoly bad when corporation does it

>Monopoly good when government does it

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That'd be great.

At least they show up, unlike the public police

Monopoly always bad

Then why monopolize state violence?

Wait So you're for private police?

don't you have like 3 police forces?

or more

Local, state and federal

All of which don't earn their money?

Private courts <:think_woke:378717098681171988>

And have jurisdictions that they monopolize over

@GeorgyBoyo We already have private courts

Private police forces wouldn't be the problem, it would be differing law systems

A police force is a public good, it's not meant to reap profits, it's meant to look out for the public.

Fun fact: most contract disputes are handled by private courts.

We already do this.

@Capitán Alatriste And yet they fail

But they have a monopoly on "looking out for the public"

they don't

Lol okay

in the US they do. <:pepe_smug:560207654207750154> @Capitán Alatriste

Looking out for the public is what the state is for

When seconds count, the police are minutes away

tfw when police dosent need by law to protect you in the US

oh yeah, well when the local sheriff's diet is based on donuts and can't run 5 meters without getting a heart attack, then yeah perhaps your police is shit...

A private security firm that patrols my neighborhood would be loads better than my local sheriff

Why pay for what you don't need?