Geolibertarianism is probably an ideal from the perspective of a fair society but it would probably require quite significant violence to achieve. Similar to r

Geolibertarianism is probably an ideal from the perspective of a fair society but it would probably require quite significant violence to achieve. Similar to republicanism during the French revolution or the spread of communism in the 50s, it would likely invite invasion from foreign nations run by elites that are acutely aware of the threat this ideology poses to their power and privilege. Even getting it on the agenda in a democracy is a struggle against entrenched oligarchs who own a propaganda megaphone: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4575382/How-Labour-garden-tax-hit-YOU.html https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4575382/How-Labour-... (LVT strictly speaking exists in a few places like Hong Kong but it's always very low, way below the threshold where it would be considered a threat - e.g. 3%)