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Of course. If you actually signed a contract saying "I will abide the law of this land". But not you, not me, not the ex-employees and not even SpaceX signed ev
by snitko 12y ago
Of course. If you actually signed a contract saying "I will abide the law of this land". But not you, not me, not the ex-employees and not even SpaceX signed ever signed such a contract. They're simply operating under a set of laws created by a system which claims to be legit, but which in reality forces people to comply.
- genwin 12y agoYour life would be crap in a hurry if you couldn't depend on laws being enforceable.
- snitko 12y agoLaws and enforcement is not something that only governments know how to do.
- dragonwriter 12y agoYes, they are. Any entity who makes and enforces law is, ipso facto, a government. An entity that doesn't do that isn't a government, even if it calls itself one. That's what governing is, and government is simply that which governs.
- snitko 12y agoI suggest you watch this short video then, which explains how laws, protection and private property can be created and enforced in a free market: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTYkdEU_B4o https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jTYkdEU_B4o
- cma 12y agoSuch as using government force to maintain private property and to enforce contracts.
- snitko 12y agoThose two things things - private property and enforcing contracts - are goods, and it's not only government who can produce goods.