You guys are right

Are you an old woman now? Not capable of choosing another course? And yeah, I’d teach my grandmother to think about where she’s walking before she goes out. That’s basic self defense.

Here you go…

But they think you should too or that you should go to jail. Or leave the country.

I know plenty of my family is totally ok with paying taxes. In fact, some of them think taxes should go up!

f-them , and f you too slaver bloom.

(self-censored to not offend those who hold moderators to ‘high standards’)

They have no right to make such decisions concerning my property

Yet again they have no claim over my property so I need not go anywhere.

lol. At least you’re a moderator with a sense of humor.

don’t forget anarchist cain, they are powerful!!!

(patented bloom wisdom)

They don’t need a right. They can take it from you anyways. And they will. They do. I know.

They do have a claim which you obviously pay. Either that or you’re going to take the risk of not paying your taxes. Which is up to you.

so how does that prove anarchy is impossible? m-n

He’s right. They’re powerful. We need a good argument to give US power. My argument is that it’s not in their interests. You say they have no right.

Never appeal to a man’s better nature for he may not have one, it is much wiser to appeal to his self interest.

Psychopaths lack any sense of guilt for any harm they may cause to others. I wasn’t even talking about empathy.

Not impossible, just improbable given that you have no way to protect you from them. Obviously, the natural rights argument isn’t working.

your argument : argument is that it’s not in their interests. unless we are talking of law and order

my argument : argument is that it’s not in their interests. and they have no right and law is no exception

so too is limited gov improbable. so shut the hell up.

‘The first committee-man that comes to rob me of my tea, or my wine, or molasses, shall feel the weight of my arm; and should you [ Hamilton ] be the man, however lightly you may think of it, a stroke of my cudgel would make you reel, notwithstanding the thickness of your skull.’

-Samuel Seabury.

While I don’t agree with his political ideals, Seabury sums up my sentiment here.

The only way you can feel guilt is if you believe that your actions were wrong. I don’t believe in right and wrong, I believe in necessary and unnecessary. My actions are always necessary, I think very carefully about the choices I make. I don’t feel guilt because I am always sure that what I did was right for me. Other people are not my responsibility, I am my responsibility. I occasionally feel regret when I realize my actions weren’t necessary. That’s about it.

Those are not unanimous decisions, ask the murderer, the thief and the rapist…

If you exclude these people from the fate of their desired transgression of others, I am sure they would assume the illegality of their actions should come into question…

A multitude of people do not pay taxes, and and have a say, a multitude pay less in taxes and have a say…

Let us put the test out there…

If you give a murderer free reign to murder, but they have to endure a non fatal knife wound (pay less taxes) or just have the freedom to do such (no taxes) are they likely to say sure let me murder others?

Without exception people who make their money through criminal “Hits” would agree, immunity is worth a non fatal wound every now and again…

If you give a rapist the free reign to rape, but they have to endure a little forced penetration, lets say a small object (pay less taxes) or just have the freedom to do such (no taxes) are they more likely to say sure let me rape others?

To fulfill the need for dominance that rape gives the rapist without retaliation, without punishment, or a little small object penetration, is a small price to pay, I am sure they would go for it…

If you give a thief the free reign to steal, but they have to pay tribute to a higher theif (pay less taxes) or just have the freedom to do such (no taxes) are they more likely to say sure let me steal from others?

The poor, the off-books workers and the government do this now, through taxation…

You do not have unanimity to back you up…

Yes, I think we can convince people that it’s in their interests to have a free market, not a privatized system of force. I can’t convince anyone of that. You can’t even convince me that and I’m like right at the border of being in line with your philosophy.

use of the word notwithstanding is a good heuristic for quality of quote i find…