And unless I am wealthy, I would have no need for a personal army.
Why would some Pervhunt Inc. swarm my home? What standing do they have? Or do you not know what “standing” is in legal terms?
As if the school I am paying for would get involved in my personal affairs…
No they will not. They are not their children, so they have no business messing in their affairs.
I doubt PDAs will exist. I am sure courts, arbitrators, security companies, and investigators will though. But nothing to provide massive defense.
And millions of people are parents, and no security firm would dare think to tell parents how to treat their children. Maybe you should study Mises more about how humans act? You obviously do not understand how markets work, and apparently neither does Rothbard, if he advocates PDAs. No parent would pay a firm that would be so naive as to think to tell the parent how he or she can treat his or her child. You see, the parent is paying for the service, not the child. Do firms try to satisfy their customers or some third party that is not paying them? If you are unable to answer this question, then you can continue living in your fantasy world where you do not understand how the market works.
Please do not misunderstand me. I would never molest or kill or intentionally harm my child. I asked what you would do about it if I did.
Mob rule huh? Because you get to decide what molesting my child is right?
In a stateless society, first of all, children would be able to help themselves at a much younger age. Second of all, a lot more of them would probably be working, not going to school. Lastly, if the child was so young that the parent has to pay for the child to attend the school, then I doubt the school would report the behavior, for fear of losing one of its patrons and making an invalid accusation.
This is true. Unless the neighbor is willing to do something about it.
I am not talking about reason, I am talking about reality.
Then everyone who is for parent’s rights would hire their own defense agency to fight your agency. Again, sounds like chaos to me. Or do you just like to deny the reality of all the people that are pro-choice?
There is no “libertarian law”. There is the market.
Huh?
What are you talking about? When have I made such an argument?
Why? Again, you seem to ignore reality that parents would not have anything to do with an organization that would think to take their child away. The only way a court could secure payment from parents would be to promise them that the court would not get involved in matters of their children, until such time of course that the child could afford to procure their services.
First of all, some libertarians are pacifists, and do object to all uses of aggression. Second of all, a small child is unable to respond to the initiation of aggression.
Huh?
Sure you can, if no one will stop you. And no one will, unless it is immediate family or neighbors.
No, a child is never “unowned” unless both parents either die or give up custody. And for reference to this thread, I am talking about neither parent objecting to the treatment of the child. Of course, both parents own the child, and it might be argued that the mother has more ownership rights than the father.
It appears you are the one that needs to grasp some simple concepts.
No, it does not, because in a stateless society, there would not be anyone to enforce such punishments.
Common law would be based on dispute resolution. Since there would be no dispute, there would be nothing in the law about it.