I made a YouTube video about this. The fact is, people already have right of way on private access ways without government involvement. I know the example of slums is not a great one, but it should be fine for anyone who actually wants to learn more about the issue - the people we want to target. I had one person say that the roads, utilities, etc, in slums were in the commons and run by “Tammany Hill politicians”. But any arrangement of authority governing use is part of living in that neigborhood, which is much more credible than saying “don’t live in a geographic region” for the same reason. By “private” access ways, I mean not state-owned or regulated.
My overall point is that without state ownership or control, people are not trapped in their own residences by street cartels. They can get from point A to point B.
Yes, I like that video. LMAO seeing all the cars cooperate and intersect without traffic lights was like seeing life/anarchy/spontaneous order in a nutshell. “Treating the symptoms and not (preventing) the cause” is how socialized healthcare and other bureaucracies run; nobody makes any money off prevention, but everyone makes money off providing the cure. Yet an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.