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Personally, I do not believe that anarchy can be achieved just by ignoring the state. Venezuela and Cuba are examples of countries where a large part of the population lives off the black market and are not even close to anarchist thinking... without a cultural battle there is nothing (and I I would even go so far as to say that violent action against the state is needed)

inventor 1y ago

Maybe deterrence will be enough.

And armed, highly cohesive population deciding that paying taxes doesn't make sense anymore.

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inventor 1y ago

*An armed

ΛM 1y ago

That's fine, this is my point of view, for someone to stop paying taxes (at least on a large scale) you need a cultural battle, in other words, making them wake up... on their own (I repeat on a large scale) it is very difficult, all people don't have the ability to wake up on their own (at least I didn't). My point is that there is no magic formula to do it, for now, with cultural battle and counter-economics I am satisfied, the time for armed struggle will come. Minarchism is one of the few tools that seems deceptive to me

inventor 1y ago

I see it as them bargaining.

inventor 1y ago

Keep laser focus on total, absolute, unrestricted freedom.

ΛM 1y ago

Exactly, I never proposed minarchism

inventor 1y ago

I know, right? It's just people taking their first steps on the learning curve.