/lit/ - Literature

>>3277993
>In a sense, anarchism is somewhat totalitarian, because it asserts that there is *one* morality (anarchist morality) that you must abide by, and if you don't abide by it

That's why anarcho-capitalism is the only true form on anarchism.

>>3278000
>no argument

>>3266034
That was directed at someone else.

Enforcement companies would use force on those that disobeyed the established laws, after they have been tried in the private courts.

>>3266039
>The reason they are so dodgy is because there aren't any regulations ensuring fair non-violent transactions.

The reason crime is dodgy is because there aren't enough laws regulating crime? Are you serious?

>And why does this big company care what some court says about them?

Why would I purchase the service of a company that doesn't follow the laws of our land as enforced by the court? A company that did not obey the judges rulings would not get any customers and thus no money. It would be in the companies interest apply the prescribed punishment to the criminal in order to please their consumer base.

>>3266042
Is this hard for you to understand? A competing firm would protect me from an enemy, even if that enemy is another corporation.

>>3155897
I'll shitpost wherever the FUCK I want to, dweeb.