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> The state should not have the power over the life of a person. Then it can't do war and can't defend its existence as a state unless it's somehow a dependent
by exporectomy 6y ago
> The state should not have the power over the life of a person.
Then it can't do war and can't defend its existence as a state unless it's somehow a dependent state of some other state that does have power over the life of a person. Like some small Pacific island that's protected by more militarily well equipped allies.
- atemerev 6y agoThis only applies for a draft army, not for contract army or volunteers.
- Y_Y 6y agoPlenty of states don't "do war" and aren't Pacific islands.
- exporectomy 6y agoAll of those will be like a Pacific island in that they're protected by a warlike ally. A truly undefended country would quickly be invaded.