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You have to start somewhere, right now batteries can power cars... in the future we replace the electrical infrastructure with sustainable/renewable energy.
I don't disagree. I just don't want the government mandating it.
Contracts don't require a State. Arbitrators can settle disputes.
I’m not asking you about contracts. I’m asking you whether corporate entities (a Government-created fictional entity) should exist. Stop deflecting.
I’m not asking you about contracts. I’m asking you whether corporate entities (a Government-created fictional entity) should exist. Stop deflecting.
It's not deflecting. Corporations are State creations, and as such, wouldn't exist in anarchy.
Contracts don't require a State. Arbitrators can settle disputes.
Also, this is idiotic. Arbitrators are Judges with slightly different discovery and procedural rules. They are an agreed-upon neutral tribunal designed to adjudicate disputes. Functionally, there is little difference deference between arbitrators and Judges.
Also, this is idiotic. Arbitrators are Judges with slightly different discovery and procedural rules. They are an agreed-upon neutral tribunal designed to adjudicate disputes. Functionally, there is little difference deference between arbitrators and Judges.
Actually, your point is idiotic, as Judges are appointed by the State, and arbitrators are private contractors with paying clients.
It's not deflecting. Corporations are State creations, and as such, wouldn't exist in anarchy.
Your “anarchy” sounds like it already existed in the 1500s before the East India Company existed. Sounds like a crappy time to live. No innovation, extremely limited entrepreneurship, etc. have you checked out Outer Mongolia to let us know how great stateless life is? Or are you just ranting about the greatness of anarcho-capitalism from the comforts of your own socially-created environment, complete with plumbing, the internet, electricity, etc...?
Sometimes mandates (especially @ large scale) are the only way to go.
Right because we will all be left sitting at home with unusable cars in the driveway
Forgetting immorality of it all for a moment, when the govt puts our money behind a technology, it crowds out all others, some of which may even be better.
As oil becomes scarce the price of gasoline will naturally rise and if left alone innovators will be at work with replacements at the ready.
Mandates are never the way to go and I dont want politicians making choices for me
Actually, your point is idiotic, as Judges are appointed by the State, and arbitrators are private contractors with paying clients.
What’s the difference between choosing judges (indirectly, through a democratic government) or selecting arbitrators through alternative dispute resultion procedures? They are functionally the same. This is literally one of the worst arguments for anarcho-capitalism out there.
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