Message from @phadreus

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2020-03-01 04:45:06 UTC  

nothing to do with monarchy or not

2020-03-01 04:45:10 UTC  

let me put it this way: how profitable would ANY company be if every 4 yrs a new ceo came in and spend all their time trying to undo the work of the last ceo?

2020-03-01 04:45:21 UTC  

My dad used to beat my ass for fighting bullies though, so bad context

2020-03-01 04:45:38 UTC  

@Coolitic Those things are mutually exclusive

2020-03-01 04:45:41 UTC  

That's the problem with the right they don't try and undo everything the left has done

2020-03-01 04:45:55 UTC  

It isn't ideal but it needs to happen at least in places like the UK

2020-03-01 04:46:11 UTC  

how profitable can any company be when everyone and anyone thinks they know a better way of how things should be done despite not understanding the requirments?

2020-03-01 04:46:24 UTC  

lack of authority leads to lack of efficency

2020-03-01 04:46:26 UTC  

@phadreus not even close

2020-03-01 04:46:34 UTC  

it's why the best ruler is a benevolant king

2020-03-01 04:46:46 UTC  

monarchy is a system of ruling

2020-03-01 04:46:50 UTC  

like democracy

2020-03-01 04:46:54 UTC  

and the WORST ruler is a malevolent king

2020-03-01 04:46:55 UTC  

or dictatorship

2020-03-01 04:47:07 UTC  

minarchism is what you tax things for

2020-03-01 04:47:13 UTC  

efficency isn't always good

2020-03-01 04:47:19 UTC  

Monarchy cannot exist without the culture that supports it, I do not unerstand monarchists that don't come from countries that already have that culture

2020-03-01 04:47:23 UTC  

who is a benevolant king in your eyes MA?

2020-03-01 04:47:23 UTC  
2020-03-01 04:47:36 UTC  

ineffiency of gov isn't a bug; it's a FEATURE of having 3 branches balance each other

2020-03-01 04:47:42 UTC  

Minarchy is also a system of rulership, one featuring small central government and extremely lax economic regulations

2020-03-01 04:47:43 UTC  

same is true with State's rights

2020-03-01 04:47:50 UTC  

There's still a central power

2020-03-01 04:47:51 UTC  

what's your standard?

2020-03-01 04:47:59 UTC  

It would be a feature if both sides didn't share vested interest

2020-03-01 04:48:00 UTC  

```whose state's only functions are to act as an enforcer of the non-aggression principle by providing its citizens with the military, the police and courts, thereby protecting them from aggression, theft, breach of contract, fraud and enforcing property laws. 19th-century Britain has been described by historian Charles Townshend as a standard-bearer of this form of government among Western countries.```

2020-03-01 04:48:04 UTC  

The globalists

2020-03-01 04:48:08 UTC  

central power has *nothing* to do with minarchism

2020-03-01 04:48:11 UTC  

You cannot have both a minarchist government and an oligarchy

2020-03-01 04:48:13 UTC  

nothing *at all*

2020-03-01 04:48:16 UTC  

yes you can

2020-03-01 04:48:19 UTC  

I suppose the founders couldn;t have accounted for that one

2020-03-01 04:48:20 UTC  

That's Just not a thing

2020-03-01 04:48:21 UTC  

what is more efficent? having each state gov a dept for each function? or centralizing all those functions on the federal level?

2020-03-01 04:48:23 UTC  

you're retarded

2020-03-01 04:48:47 UTC  

the more you hyper-focus on efficency, the more the authority becomes centralized

2020-03-01 04:48:48 UTC  

you can have a minarchist dictatorship

2020-03-01 04:48:59 UTC  

because the decision-making arm is not *at all* defined under minarchism

2020-03-01 04:48:59 UTC  

That's as ridiculous as something like "anarcho-socialism" lol

2020-03-01 04:49:06 UTC  

It barely even makes sense

2020-03-01 04:49:12 UTC  

anarcho-socialism is the same as anarcho-capitalism