Would you care to share the name of a book, any book, that you have ever read on the political philosophy of anarchy? In its real academic form, I think anarchy is actually a very benign political philosophy. In its real form, everything would be 100% privatized. Even defense. The word anarchy in the realm of political philosophy does not mean people running around setting everything on fire. The problem with implementation, like other political philosophies, is a practical one. It would depend upon universal adoption, which is unrealistic at best.

In the last election, between Bush, Cheney, Edwards, and Kerry, Bush was worth the least amount of money. He's worth about $13M. That's a lot of money, sure. As rich people go that's nothing. Where I used to live in Florida you couldn't buy a house in several neighborhoods for less than $15M. For all the charges of profiteering, where is all the money? Or I bet you have a few fantasies that answer that question too.
vostro Reviewed by vostro on . Conspiracy people give me a break Unfulfilled people believe in this conspiracy stuff in order to paint the world around them with more excitement than is really there. This is substantiated by my personal experience that a good deal of conspiracy people are big believers in any conspiracy they can get their hands on. If I made up a conspiracy about No. 2 pencils that sounded feasible they'd be saying "Oh really? Ah yes! Go on! It makes perfect sense now.. why wouldn't NUMBER ONE pencils be the most common when they're NUMBER Rating: 5