Subject: Formalised Autonomy [was RE: state anarks?]
Date: Fri, 19 Dec 2003 11:47:22 +1100


G'day -AT--listers,

This concept of an anarcho-state has been around for a bit now.  Not
that it would do any good.  You only have to look at the operations of
past & present nation-states to see what would happen to the folks of an
anarcho-state.

For the problem, as I see it, is incompatibility.  We, being humans, are
life-forms. The state is a legal entity, which in actuality is nothing
more than a piece of paper with some scribble on it (or just another
lifeless, mindless & soulless contraption of our own creation that is
somehow better than and more equal of us [go figure]).

Anyway, what we need is a formalised autonomy that validates the
actuality of our existence, instead of leeching the life out of it.

Nic
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