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Ancap thread
Christopher Jones
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Parker Stewart
Gabriel Garcia
bumpe
Ayden Butler
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Kayden Brooks
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Sebastian Johnson
Jason Baker
Owen Smith
Kevin Thomas
Blake Baker
Dylan Morales
Zachary Lee
Switching gears entirely...
Josiah Collins
Newbie here (been here for almost 2 years) What is anarchocapitalism, and why should I support it?
Carson Wood
Jayden Clark
>Newbie
>been here almost 2 years
>What is anarchocapitalism
YOU
HAVE
TO
GO
BACK
Andrew Flores
I'm rich so I should be able to buy anything i want
also i hate roads
Noah Ross
McDonalds should be allowed to act as a small country and you should be allowed to work as a mercenary as they wage both a commercial and physical wars against Burger King.
James Smith
It’s a Jewish economics puzzle to tantalize the goyim.
Nathaniel Wright
Luke Cooper
en.wikipedia.org
You should support it because it's immoral to use force to get people do do what you want.
Jacob Nguyen
soon youll wake up and realize this jewish invention of "non-intervention" will never work as planned so long as jews control all the money and the media/corporate enterprises.
Grayson Campbell
Yeah, she needs it, the little whore.
She's gonna learn to be a good girl who propagates her race.
Aiden Lewis
Anthony Sanders
Carter Baker
Adam Richardson
Leo Barnes
Caleb Wilson
Xavier Hall
To be fair, the hard part isn't building the road, it's having a long, straight piece of property between two points that a lot of cars will want to travel between. The government even used to be much smarter about this; when they built the railroads, they had private companies build them and those companies got the land near the tracks as an incentive. When they built the interstates, they kept the land public. That's why most of the internet backbones in the US are laid along the railway lines; long stretches between populated areas with a single owner that isn't going to take 6 years to give you a permit to dig when you need to make repairs or upgrades (i.e. not the government).
David Ramirez
Is this true about the Confederate statues?
Jack Hughes