Welcome! Well written, and you write well.
So a couple months ago some douche bag broke into my house, trashed it and stole a lot stuff.
In your vision of the stateless society, what happens next?
Welcome! Well written, and you write well.
So a couple months ago some douche bag broke into my house, trashed it and stole a lot stuff.
In your vision of the stateless society, what happens next?
What happened in a state run society? Did you get any of your posessions back? Were the culprits apprehended? To answer your question though, a stateless society does not mean a society devoid of commonly accepted rules, or private investigative or "policing" entities ...this post by Arturo Ruggeroli covers much in this idea https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=994416870656145&id=100002635249230
Thanks for that link @chrisowner. You might have seen in the comments above that I am struggling with the idea of anarchy. That article you sent me was very informative and challenged my thinking to some degree. I liked how it didn't shy away from the important question of warlords. One of my favourite quotes was: "The absence of a State is a necessary, but not sufficient, condition to achieve the free society."
Still very interested to hear more about how people protect themselves and pursue issues of justice in an anarchist state.