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Quote by: grandpa No, the burden of proof is on the existing system, not the lack thereof |
That's what should happen. However at the end of the day, to get people interested, you have to sell it.
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This is why, whenever I speak against the system, people want me to explain what I would replace it with. People are so used to being ruled that they expect me to be like a ruler. But my mission isn't to prescribe solutions to every possible scenario, nor is that the objective of any legitimate social system. The more a person or system claims to have all the answers, the greater our skepticism should be. Usually, such a person or system winds up persecuting someone else.
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We need to have an idea what to do after eliminating government, because otherwise all we have is a free-for-all. Most likely someone else will take charge and create his/her own government, because there will be nothing to stop him/her.
So my question is how do we stop a single person gaining too much power after the government is gone?