TLDR: go read Friedman's "The Machinery of Freedom", and/or a history of the Icelandic free state, paying attention to the part about gothis but, if you don't have time for that: >>>https://twitter.com/jeffpicard/status/1190361969779527686 …
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5/ likewise, one might find it easier to find a spouse if that spouse knows that I have skin (perhaps ass skin) in the game, in the form of signing up for a service provider that will cane me if I stray.
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6/ Yep, have skimmed it.https://twitter.com/ManDaveJobGood/status/1190363162857525248 …
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7/ Digging through my Amazon history, I'll link to three books I read and enjoyedhttps://twitter.com/shlevy/status/1190363267362893827 …
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9/ Plus Friedman's The Machinery of Freedom https://www.amazon.com/Machinery-Freedom-Guide-Radical-Capitalism/dp/0812690699 …
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10/ Plus Friedman's Law's Order, which is tangentially related https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0691090092 …
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11/ Friedman's concept of ancap legal service providers is used by Vernor Vinge in his great short story "The Ungoverned" https://www.amazon.com/Collected-Stories-Vernor-Vinge/dp/0312875843/ …
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That's a great argument for private CIVIL court systems. But no one ever explains how that's going to work with criminal law. How does X, Y, or Z get you justice in a criminal case?
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In a private legal system there isn't a distinction between civil/criminal justice is based on restitution or making a victim whole, not punishment of the offender
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