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RE: A Song Dedicated to 1,000 Years of Irish Anarchy (Brehon Law and Stateless, Natural Law Governance)
dinosaurs succeeded in the past, now they are extinct. In the present they would probably be eaten by wolves or bears and would not likely survive breathing our present atmosphere. The same with ancient Irish governance. How would you solve the problem of the Chinese or Muslims or the British coming to take over?
“Dinosaurs would be eaten by wolves.”
And such are the arguments of a statist.
An extinct dinosaur would survive just fine in the modern world if one were reanimated is the anarchist claim in this case.
That is some of the silliest shit I have ever heard. Bless you brother, but argument is not your strong suit.
Uh huh, you are claiming that something that failed can work. If failed before, why would it work now?
This is like saying virginity failed because a rapist showed up. Laughable shit man.
That's not really anything like what I am saying. I am saying that the form of government that you are advocating for failed, that cherry got popped, why would it not fail the same way again?
You are placing blame on the victim, which is the mindset of most statists. Instead of fixing the problem, blame the solution.
Oh, they were "victims", not inferior? Sounds like a victimization narrative. For anarchy as you describe to be the solution it must solve all of the problems that the state solves as you have described it thus far it has not, it does not solve the problem of some other state coming in there and taking over and occupying and imposing its will upon you. Living on your compound, growing your own fruits in humanure, taking the toll roads to the free market to barter your goods under the protection of your private security association is all wonderful until a state decides they want it.