| Mr Khan said: Any form of anarchism will simply fall prey to human nature. It's the opposite end of the same naivete that says "yeah, past Communist/Military dictatorships have been bad, but our guys are good, they'll get it right," except you're more likely to get a workable system out of tyranny than you are out of anarchy What we need is some sort of computer dictatorship. Develop a utopian legal system (one which would work assuming benevolent dicision makers at all levels, but fails due to human nature), install it in a mainframe, then give it all the deciding power. Vote Skynet: 2012 |
It can, this is why I would never push for an anarchist society. Go back to being a voluntary society and the restoration of proper checks and balances, as well as the reduction of the federal government back to the size it should be (international management and protecting our constitutional rights, that's it). Let the states have their power back. And also restore the separation of church and state.
