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I believe you are conflating society and government, and I'd actually be very much in favor of the gov't providing bills for it's services so that I could cance

by fleitz 17y ago

I believe you are conflating society and government, and I'd actually be very much in favor of the gov't providing bills for it's services so that I could cancel the "services" I don't want, and/or find alternate providers.

_delirium 17y ago
It's not clear how some of the services would work if there were opt-in though. If I opt out of the government-provided property-rights system, for example, but someone else doesn't, what happens? If we have a dispute over who owns a particular piece of land, usually a court resolves that. But I've opted out of the government court system, so how do we resolve this dispute? By force of arms?