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Aaaaaand this is the part where we say: show us all the examples throughout history of non-governed success stories! Yay!

Or, more specifically: When Anarchy Works.

Go!

I hired a plumber to fix my sink once. He just made it worse.

We should get rid of all plumbers.

No, you did.

You cite instances of bad gov't as why we should have no gov't; i.e. all gov't is bad. Otherwise known as the sweeping generalization fallacy.

BTW your whole notion that gov't = "force through violence" sounds really eeeeevil when you're winding each other up at the coffee house but it's a load of crap.

Still waiting for those non-gov't success stories. Let's see, there's Somalia for starters...

I propose that all taxation be abolished, and all laws be voluntary. Any imposition of values is force and cannot be enforced without the consent of all those it applies too. This includes age-based laws surrounding sex, alcohol and drugs. It also includes imposition of morality laws, such as those prohibiting murder, assault and rape. Rights, being a concept the cannot exist meaningfully without government, would be abolished, and replaced with a system that acknowledges the animal nature of human beings.