Think Liberty

culminating in option A: "a dictatorship" or option B: no government "anarchy".... which tends to revert to option A. Its not about trying to make government smaller, its about trying to make it more efficient, which means expanding some parts as well as reducing others.

No it’s about making it smaller

simple answers dont work for complex problems.

Complex problems like?

governance is complex. in 2500 years there have been two new governance methods implements, (dem and com) and neither is totally satisfactory.

It doesn’t have to be complex. You could simply have a very basic government that provided emergency services and courts, and let the rest be provided by the market. Or scrap it all and let the market provide everything.

ok. so you want courts. that means you need law makers, law enforcement and all the rest of the fruit. they need money, so you get taxes. if you want to see what a total free market does... feel free to check any unregulated 3rd world country.