With the increase in technological innovation in a laissez faire society, you could have shows that basically act as CSI-on-steroids, but instead of law enforcement workers, you’d have the crews as the workers of insurance companies, investigating unusual and difficult to verify insurance claims and possible frauds. Also, space bounty hunters are a very, very popular subject in science fiction, and the real kind even more so in Westerns, so you have some footing to go on.
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I am pretty sure that reality shows that involve duels to the death (that are voluntarily agreed to) will exist in a free society. Sad, but true.
I think it would depend on how much backlash a tv company would get for airing the show. Could certainly exist on the internet though. And I don’t think there would be a ton of willing participants. And you would run out of them rather quickly. I seriously question if you could raise enough in revenues to entice people to take on that kind of risk.
What would replace shows such as Law & Order, CSI, and the reality cop shows?
Haha, I keep asking myself the very same question everytime I see a cop in a movie or TV show (though I don’t watch TV, I download some shows from the internet… ILLEGALLY).
- Law & Order could be replaced by a show about private detectives solving crimes and private courts.
I think you are right.
It just occurred to me that the A-Team was a PDA. Thanks Danny.
never thought about it… amazing 
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Volunteer fire departments are a type of non-statist fire departments. Nice try, however.
WRONG*!* The city provides the funding, firehouse, trucks, ladders, fire hydrants etc., the volunteers provide free fire-fighting labor, sacrificing their time and possible well-being for the good of the community.
NO MARKET FORCES INVOLVED WHAT-SO-EVER.
Charity is a market force. But taxation isn’t.
Anyway, are you going to address my previous post?
False. Volunteer fire departments aren’t necessarily funded by the state.
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A is for Austrian.
I must confess my love for The Rockford Files : here you have a good-natured private detective living in dilapidated old mobile home (but set in an enchanting scenery) providing his services to good people in distress. He didn’t have a SWAT team with automatic weapons backing him up, nor helicopters to move around and neither did he have access to a laboratory not even the MIT could afford. All he had were his cunning, his street smarts and his friends. If you want a “detective show” with a libertarian bend that’s as close as you’ll get to perfection since it’s a damn good show too.