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The state has a monopoly on violence. The state has no legal or fiduciary obligation to play by any set of rules which other actors abide by. The state can, eff
by honkdaddy 5y ago
The state has a monopoly on violence. The state has no legal or fiduciary obligation to play by any set of rules which other actors abide by. The state can, effectively, do anything it wills without real consequences. Individual actors don't have that power.