Is Singapore an AnCap society? If not, why are the evils of Singapore being blamed on AnCap principles? There is some sort of logical trick going on there. If two things share a subset of the same properties, then they will share all the same properties, or something.
Also its funny that the main criticism of AnCap (which I agree with) is that there is a threat from assholes who want to create governments... yea, exactly. Thats what we want to figure out how to stop.
Also its funny that the main criticism of AnCap (which I agree with) is that there is a threat from assholes who want to create governments... yea, exactly. Thats what we want to figure out how to stop.
That is one criticism which you guys have now admitted to. I wouldn't qualify it as necessarily the main criticism, nor the least criticism. There are plenty of other criticisms, all quite valid. Nor do I see how it's a funny criticism. If a society can't actually be the society it wishes to be due to either internal or external threat, then it's not very viable, is it? Nothing funny about it.
