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But without government, who would protect the international child sex traffickers who provide children for your favorite political leaders to fuck?
Every justification for the state you were taught in school is idiotic propaganda that falls apart with five minutes of intelligent inspection.
But this one is real. Without a government there would simply be no mechanism for protecting child kidnappers & rapists from society.
But this one is real. Without a government there would simply be no mechanism for protecting child kidnappers & rapists from society.
A stateless society would have lynched Epstein and all his associates many years ago, and hung them in a town square as deterrent. Thanks to government, he is either back to raping children on an island somewhere, or dead after having suffered no more than a few weeks of jail.
Government is a fancy word for describing people who can commit crimes without consequence. The more people in a society believe such a stupid thing needs to exist, the dirtier the criminals in charge of government & the more crimes they can commit.
JUST VOAT HARDER NEXT TIME
JUST VOAT HARDER NEXT TIME
"But mah roads!?" "but mah national defense!?" "Who would provide these public goods."
The answer is they will be provided by the same people providing them today, but they'd be paid by and accountable to you, not child rapists. Shocking, I know, but it can be done.
The answer is they will be provided by the same people providing them today, but they'd be paid by and accountable to you, not child rapists. Shocking, I know, but it can be done.
The many layers of government involved in this cover up make it clear to all but the most brainwashed:
If you want to fuck children, you have to be connected to government.
If you want your children fucked, just keep voting and granting child rapists your consent.
If you want to fuck children, you have to be connected to government.
If you want your children fucked, just keep voting and granting child rapists your consent.
No, there really are no coherent moral or intellectual justifications for the state.
There are, however, no proven alternatives to the state for protecting large scale child prostitution.
mises.org/library/ethics…
There are, however, no proven alternatives to the state for protecting large scale child prostitution.
mises.org/library/ethics…
