Replying to TheOneWithAReallyLongName

Without a state, they, as the wealthiest organization around, will simply become the state. Believing corporations will respect your rights without being forced to is even more naive than thinking the state will.
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Taylor 7mo ago

And whose going to force them to respect without a state, dumbass. We would. That's anarcho capitalism.

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TheOneWithAReallyLongName 7mo ago

Oh, no, I fully understand that you think that will happen. I just think it's way too optimistic. Most of the time, either not enough people will care enough to try, or the business funds enough retaliation to dissuade another attempt. Sorta like it is now with the state. Most people don't want to do that. They just want to live their lives with minimal trouble, and most will cede what they see as a few small rights they don't really need in exchange for peace and security.

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Taylor 7mo ago

So what's your answer?

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TheOneWithAReallyLongName 7mo ago

I don't have one. If I did, I might actually agree with the ancaps and agorists. Last time I tried to ask agorists here, nobody who answered seemed to have really considered the issue.