Would the Freemen be allowed to make their own opt-in governments?
No. A state militia would prevent that. They would also have to obey a basic set of criminal law when on shared ground.
Multiple 'States' would lead to instability that at the very least would destroy the Freemen.
And how does the your government intend to acquire its land?
And why don't you think that could work?
The first question has no answer, but is the answer to the second question.
I've always strongly valued individual freedom. But I am in awe of the theoretical capabilities of Socialism. The Achillies heel of Socialism is the power structure required to make it work.
So I've spent time trying to reconcile the two.
> Would the Freemen be allowed to make their own opt-in governments?
No. A state militia would prevent that. They would also have to obey a basic set of criminal law when on shared ground.
Multiple 'States' would lead to instability that at the very least would destroy the Freemen.
> And how does the your government intend to acquire its land?
And why don't you think that could work?
The first question has no answer, but is the answer to the second question.
I've always strongly valued individual freedom. But I am in awe of the theoretical capabilities of Socialism. The Achillies heel of Socialism is the power structure required to make it work.
So I've spent time trying to reconcile the two.
I like that idea, mainly the opt-in part. I'm a Voluntaryist, so any system that people aren't forced into sounds good to me.
Would the Freemen be allowed to make their own opt-in governments? And how does the your government intend to acquire its land?
Edit: And why don't you think that could work?