Dear Mayor Denny,
You raise a reasonable concern. However, this happens now, as an
institutionalized aspect of democracy.
Keep in mind, utopia is not an option. Anarcho-libertarianism would
tend to minimize problems caused by politicians by reducing the
perverse incentives of political power. However, since human nature
remains constant, there's no promise of totally eradicating them.
In an anarcho-libertarian justice system of competing insurance
companies, for example, this type of "injustice" would be bad for
business.
Best, Michael
From: "Mike Denny" <mike@drinksusa.com>
To: <lpsf-discuss@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, August 23, 2003 4:03 PM
Subject: RE: [lpsf-discuss] Re: property rights & conflict resolution
Dear All,
I'd like to hear some replies to Starchild's concerns that a society
left completely without government interference, to be negociated
completely by individuals, would resolve righteous disputes of the
poor and powerless against the powerful and rich who could use their
wealth and power to shield themselves completely from prosecution.
Maybe I missed something but I feel we need to answer this question
very clearly if people are going to better understand our position.
Best
Mike Denny
From: David Rhodes [mailto:dfrhodes@yahoo.com]
Sent: Saturday, August 23, 2003 1:18 PM
To: lpsf-discuss@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [lpsf-discuss] Re: property rights & conflict
resolution
Starchild - I didn't have any specific instances in
mind. It was more of a present day observation.
Maybe in the event of death of an owner?? As in,
managing of abandoned property prior to a public
auction. Might be other instances, not sure..
David,
I can't help but notice that your wording in
response to Steve implies
that there are some property disputes for which
civil action is not a
very effective means of conflict resolution. This in
turn suggests that
some sort of enforcement mechanism is needed for
when a difficult case
comes up. Is this what you believe?
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