Jim Choate replied to Tim May:
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> And what would your solution be? We can't kill the cows, spread the hurt
> around, and get on with our lives by your view. We can't let the farmers
> shoulder the burden of the cost of vacination alone
insurance
> because it will put them out of business
Letting them go out of business, if they can't help themselves, *is* the
free market solution. It might be a bad idea but there it is.
> - same end result, different steps, yet we can't
> spread that cost around either. So what is the solution?
> What is the specific Libertarian/Anarcho-Capitalist-Crypto strategy? How
> would you handle it? Imagine you are the one in charge, you're the one to
> 'make it happen'...how would you do 'the right thing' for all concerned?
Jim, I hate to break this to you, but Tim is an anarchist. Or, at any
rate, the persona he adopts when posting here is that of an anarchist.
Why are you asking an anarchist for a master plan? Part of the point of
anarchism is that there is no master plan, that people should get on
with their own lives, and solve their own problems, and not be expected
to follow some other guy's plan.
An anarchist doesn't want to be "the one in charge", if only because
they don't want anyone else to be in charge of them and Mrs.
Doasyouwouldbedoneby applies. An anarchist doesn't see the need for
there to be "one to 'make it happen'". People can make their own
happens, they don't need one leader to do it for them. An anarchist
might not want to "'do the right thing' for all concerned". An anarchist
might want to get out of their way so they can do the right thing for
themselves. And if it turns out not to be the right thing, well, life's
tough.
Ken
