What about if a country can’t be fully libertarian but we can shop around for freedom we like?
I will give you an example.
Singapore. Dubai. Low taxes.
Dubai against sex outside marriage
Drug is illegal in Singapore
Also how libertarian you want?
Imagine a country that says torturing animals is legal. Do you want to live there?
Imagine if some animal torturers say you are not true libertarian if you don’t allow me to torture my pets. What would you say? Or what about if he said, so you can be free to smoke weed, I got to be free to torture animals. Otherwise you are being inconsistent. You are just like statists. You favor government interests that suit you but oppose those who don’t.
That of course doesn’t make sense right?
So at the end, why do I even want full libertarianism? I don’t want to torture pets. I don’t want to fuck trans or be near them.
I don’t want to fuck man. I like legalization of drug and low taxes. Instead of finding fully libertarian country where every libertarian rights are there, including torturing pets, it’s far more reasonable to just find a country with low tax and legal drug.
If that country criminalize homosexuality or anything, should I care? Why should I?
And that’s it.
Network of private cities accomplish that. Ancapnistan? It’s so much harder for so little extra “useful freedom”.
What do you think?
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