Great article, but I have one disagreement. If by government you mean the coercive political governments of the world, government is NOT a necessary evil. It is an evil that could be replaced by voluntary consensual governance as a service. Representative democracy may be less evil than absolute monarchy or dictatorship, but that doesn't make it necessary.
We disagree on this point. That's ok. I'm a minarchist, not an anarchist. A lot of people I know are anarchists. They have some good points, but I'm more like the Founding Fathers on this point.
Agreed 1,000 percent. One of my favorite books to refer readers to is Chaos Theory by Dr. Robert Murphy, which provides an excellent outline on how to build a society free from any kind of government overreach.
So, in other words, anything that the UK Government doesn't like can be considered supporting "terrorism." They're laying out a dangerous blueprint that other powerful governments of the world will inevitably latch onto if they haven't already done so to some extent.
Great article, but I have one disagreement. If by government you mean the coercive political governments of the world, government is NOT a necessary evil. It is an evil that could be replaced by voluntary consensual governance as a service. Representative democracy may be less evil than absolute monarchy or dictatorship, but that doesn't make it necessary.
We disagree on this point. That's ok. I'm a minarchist, not an anarchist. A lot of people I know are anarchists. They have some good points, but I'm more like the Founding Fathers on this point.
Agreed 1,000 percent. One of my favorite books to refer readers to is Chaos Theory by Dr. Robert Murphy, which provides an excellent outline on how to build a society free from any kind of government overreach.
So, in other words, anything that the UK Government doesn't like can be considered supporting "terrorism." They're laying out a dangerous blueprint that other powerful governments of the world will inevitably latch onto if they haven't already done so to some extent.