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0 sats \ 1 reply \ @SimpleStacker 24 Jan \ on: The Cultural War in Economic Science Politics_And_Law
I still think the state or some form of it (don't yell at me libertarians, (coz I know you won't shoot me (non-aggression principle))) is needed to enforce property rights and some kind of moral order where we aren't just all robbing each other. But, yeah, beyond that it just makes most things worse.
I also think a state decoupled from natural law / transcendent moral principles is destined to result in tyranny. So there's that too.
There are all kinds of thinking on DOAs that may ally your doubts about getting rid of the state and all of its miserable actions.
I also think a state decoupled from natural law / transcendent moral principles is destined to result in tyranny. So there's that too.
Yes, once they feel decoupled from natural law, they feel anything they do is OK by the Universe. Wrong again buckwheat! They will suffer the slings and arrows of justice, sooner or later. I think Bi-Den and Fraudci will be finding this truth out shortly.
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