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NO ONE should have the right to take the money you made...if a citizen does it its theft the government does it its taxes...interesting...
What would be really interesting is to learn how exactly all of those autonomous states (counties, towns, etc.) in your libertarian paradise would pay for things like roads, schools, "militias," etc.
No man or woman is purely self made. You owe your family, your friends, and, yes, society a debt for, at the very least, the various vaccinations and medical advancements that ensure you did not have a 25% chance of surviving to adulthood.
individuals invented those vaccinations, not society.
No federal taxes...things go back to the state running them where they belong..there would be police but also a voluntary citizens guard or militia.
I'll bet some warlords in sub-Saharan Africa call themselves voluntary guards and militiamen as well. These ideas are like theoretical communism....to some it sounds nice on paper but in reality it's a nightmare
individuals invented those vaccinations, not society.
Do your research. In addition to receiving the benefit of public education, these individuals all received nontrivial amounts of government mandated funding.
In a libertarian society, scientific advancement would come to a virtual standstill. Nearly 50% of conservatives have professed to not "believing" in science - they will doubtlessly raise their children (in this new homeschooling/local schooling system) in a similar manner.
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