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liberal democracy strictly prohibits a community(*) from enforcing its own rules
(*) certain exceptions apply, obviously 🤡
liberal democracy strictly prohibits a community(*) from enforcing its own rules
(*) certain exceptions apply, obviously 🤡
https://twitter.com/CovfefeAnon/status/1383557663380758532
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originally communities enforced their own rules. subsequently the state took over part, and then the whole of it,
ascribing itself the monopoly on violence. so far so good.
originally communities enforced their own rules. subsequently the state took over part, and then the whole of it,
ascribing itself the monopoly on violence. so far so good.
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however subsequently the state washed off its hands from enforcing certain rules that the communities want enforced --
-- and also prevents the communities from enforcing the rules on their own. monopoly on violence holds.
however subsequently the state washed off its hands from enforcing certain rules that the communities want enforced --
-- and also prevents the communities from enforcing the rules on their own. monopoly on violence holds.
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that created a vacuum: certain rules won't be enforced by state for ideological reasons, nor by communities(*) because the liberal democracy is *total* and holds a dead grip on the monopoly of violence.
where do we go from here?
(*) certain exceptions apply, obviously 🤡
that created a vacuum: certain rules won't be enforced by state for ideological reasons, nor by communities(*) because the liberal democracy is *total* and holds a dead grip on the monopoly of violence.
where do we go from here?
(*) certain exceptions apply, obviously 🤡
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