@Fénius Farsaid look dont serve the ideology

that's all im saying

@Leaf A small town or community can be entirely made up of voluntary participants. A federal government by necessity must disallow any secession.

Ima sleep now

Problem?

Man will continue to serve his ideas. We always have and we always will.

man continues to serve man not ideas

specifically the white man

nature's miracle

the white race

There are few individuals who are capable of serving their own interests above their own conceived ideas of the world. The rest are followers.

@Weaboo Kempeitai its not voluntary

the laws are enforceable by state power

It can be

Is the point.

its not

Even among the white race

It can be

whether it can be is irrelevant

we're talking about the real world

@Fénius Farsaid they follow the leader not the idea

dry towns are not voluntary arrangements

as a libertarian

you oppose them

They follow the idea of their leader. Their idealistic conception of them.

The absolutely are.

I'm talking towns of tens of thousands not a few hundred

The local government could secede from the federal government and function exactly the same as it currently does.

no, a resident could not build a building with his own money, and sell it to a company which turns it into a tavern

Even instinctual hedonists follow their ideas, as in their conception of the pleasure of sex, or food, etc.

that is not voluntary

lol most municipal and county/state/department/provincial governments in most countries derive a great deal of their revenue from the federal government

@Fénius Farsaid the idea counts for nothing is the people who are following the leader do not see somthing in the leader that they see in themselves. They see the potential not the potential of the idea

it is a criminalization of mutual arrangements enforced by state power

pure and simple

@Nerthulas What?

what do you mean 'what'

that's what it is

I literally don't know how that's relevant

@vicmaxim Their perception of the potential is, in itself, an idea.

do you know what a dry town actually is