> The only thing the state did was to write those laws down once and offer a judge and jury, in case of a violation. Nope. The judge and jury are backed by the

> The only thing the state did was to write those laws down once and offer a judge and jury, in case of a violation. Nope. The judge and jury are backed by the bailiff who forecloses on you if you don't pay the judgement, and by the police who jails you if you resist the taking of your assets, and by the prison system where you end up. This whole security apparatus is behind just "writing those laws", and it does not come cheap.