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RE: Is Panarchy The Answer?

in #anarchy6 years ago (edited)

Note above I didn't say force, or coercion. I simply stated that if people are interested in self governance they could do certain things. It is a choice, but it would be a choice to deny lending their authority to any social construct.

If government or government contract initiates force upon formation then should it even exist?

I am not asking to use force against the formations of government, I'm asking for people to use logic against the formation/support of it.

Unfortunately, my model would suffer the same failure mode as Panarchy, (this i do not deny at all) people would have to see the logic and choose a consensus of no coercion, if even unto themselves.

For Panarchy to thrive it would have to limit the authority of Providers/governments to only in act force within the social construct, which is something that hasn't really happened. Once a large enough social construct is formed it rarely abides by the limitations originally constraining it.