Debating with statists is a big challenge. Their twisted logic can be really painful to watch. Here are 10 quick, simple questions for every statist. If they shall fail to give simple answers, it is pointless to continue, as this is a clear sign, you are dealing with an insane person.
Do you think it is moral to vote for a stranger, who promised he will hurt me if I do not obey his imposed authority, that I did not choose, want, nor recognize? Should I be able to decide about my life? Subscribe and unsubscribe to ideas that influence my life?
Is it ethical for you to force me to pay for being controlled by a stranger, that you chose to write laws, you want me to be a subject of, when I expressed very clearly, I do not want to be a part of my life?
If you don't believe that voluntary interaction are enough to create rules for a society, what are the instances in which state violence should be used against you?
What things should you be forced to pay for that you don't want to pay for?
What decisions should you be forced to make that you otherwise would not?
What projects would you be willing to pick up a gun and go to your neighbors house to force him to donate to?
Where/when did a group of individuals come to a consensus about how society is run?
Why do you think a majority discriminating a minority (democracy) is civilized?
Why involuntary participation in your opinion is better than voluntary participation?
If a stranger disagrees with the way I choose to govern myself, while not harming anyone, why should I obey the stranger's worldview?
Still me:
Anyone is welcome to use this text apart from the members of the most evil cult in history of human kind.
I believe that every interaction between humans should be voluntary. I want for each individual to be the only controller of their lives and their property. I am an anarchist, a capitalist, a voluntaryist, but most of all, I am an individual, who does not recognize your value by the status you achieved in an imposed, imaginary collective. No matter who you are; if you respect others, respect me, I will always respect you.
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Rob