Why should anyone be forced to pay for a collective protection
Why should they be protected if they haven't paid? In a society of anarchists / voluntaryists there are NO freeloaders. They don't even get a look in. I hope you see what I'm typing here not what you might interpret here. But remember that I'd help out anyone that really needed it. When I go on holiday I give to the most poor of people freely and I don't take anything in terms of pay back from them. That's what I, (not Marc as I don't speak for him, just to clarify) doJeffrey wrote:To avoid freeloaders that benefit from collective protection without paying for it.
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Why again would you want to use force and if so is it based upon a sound moral ground
So you'll actively use force upon someone and you might think that this has not been the major problem across the years. The use of force is precisely the main problem with humanity. People don't want to forced. You still seem to revert to the left brain thinking of force. A happy workforce is better than a forced work force. You may maintain your position freely "Jeffrey" but I'd contend in the long run it'll run it's course and fail. These "systems" always fail. "Governments" and "Nations" have fell over centuries.Jeffrey wrote:Because without force it's futile and yes, majority consent is sound moral ground.
Also how do explain that the
How is that so? Seriously you just simply open yourself up to people like me that apply logic and "straighten your post up". So your post would echo the same sentiment that as most of the world espouses a "Christian" religion the minorities MUST follow a "Christian" doctrine. Adolf Hitler did what he did and as most Germans "followed" his ideas / ideals, would you believe that it was right and correct?Jeffrey wrote:and yes, majority consent is sound moral ground.
I'll let you answer these questions first please. We can move on to other stuff later. Have a great day.
NOTE FROM BURNABY49 - See my later posting. This is exactly what Pigpot has done innumerable times before he got moderated. Throw some comments out, just fishing, and then see what he catches. Responses give him the opportunity to reply with some pointless anarchist philosophy and then he throws out more bait. In virtually all of the prior discussions where this happened posters complained about it but wouldn't stop responding to him. If you don't reply and he keeps it up I'll dump on him. But as long as he's moderated rather than banned he has at least some right to comment as long as he's reasonably on point, civil, and isn't obviously trolling. If things get out of hand because of his postings it's not just because of him, I'm on top of that, but because it's a joint effort with the rest of you.