Uhm acshually the heckin wholesome muzzies have a Human Right™ to your tax dollars, it's called basic friggin decency and empathy. You should try some, chud!
@TheLaurenChen In a libertarian framework, said neighborhood would physically remove those drug addicts most likely. But the government can't allow such heckin discrimination now can it? "Most libertarians" are center-left midwits who think libertarianism is when no rulz and infinite migrants
@JundSirilak@LibertyNetus It is well established locally that gang members have certain tattoos which normal people would not have, the police has a catalogue of each and they always check. While imprisonment is not ideal, removal of such individual from society is not unthinkable in principle.
@MatthewtrueI@rierikawaii Most questions are clear cut in the framework of "ancapistan". The philosophical debates are about what we do in the contemporary statist world. The state claiming monopoly on violence and refusing to use it can be a form of aggression too. Say, if the state dgaf about murderers.
@burnthalies@YeeticusFlex@fxxkpaleos Yes there is if the aquisition of said property comes with a covenant. An apartment complex association can reserve the right to evict a resident and liquidate their flat if they blast niggarap 24/7 and throw feces out the window.
@MatthewtrueI@rierikawaii And there is nothing contradictory of someone who was, is and will always be incapable of reason not being covered by NAP. This doesn't imply that it's okay to kill them or anything like that.
@MatthewtrueI@rierikawaii You are free to be a cunt or degenerate but it doesn't mean that society is obligated to tolerate you and can't expel you. And NAP requires to have the potential of being a rational actor.
@MatthewtrueI@rierikawaii Just because something doesn't violate the NAP doesn't make it moral. NAP doesn't extend to animals yet libertarianism doesn't allow animal torture.
@NeedsMoreInput@CptAncapistan I'm paying for my car insurance, dentist, and retirement savings just fine. Tho the local government insists taking a portion of my humble salary for their heckin better retirement program.
@NeoliberalAkiho It's an ethical argument. If something is theft, then maybe governments should have a moral duty to at least minimize it. Instead, we're often seeing the reverse.