Anarchist roads, rutted and muddy, are what can expediently be cut through wilderness. Ideally, they lead to smooth and fast paved roads between and through po

Anarchist roads, rutted and muddy, are what can expediently be cut through wilderness. Ideally, they lead to smooth and fast paved roads between and through populated places, paid for by fair contributions from all, for the benefit of all, at a reasonable price, as agreed to by the majority. When unfairness arises, whether in the manner of compelling contributions, distribution of benefit, unreasonable price, or without majority consent, that’ll be trouble. We’ve seen the process and results repeatedly before, so why can’t we do more about what’s happening now? Where’s the balance point? How do we find it and rest there instead of swinging wildly past it in both directions?