By one example, the example so many toss at libertarians, by people who fail to understand libertarianism.
"Do we have a one-world government? Or do you want a larger scale?"
No, we do not have a one-world government. On a global scale we have anarchy, rules without rulers. So your contention that "an absence of government on any large scale results in chaos, violence and an ineffective economy."
You do know that modern government, which is what you are defending as a necessity, has only existed 1-2% of man's existence. How was man able to do what you claim impossible?
Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire. ― Gustav Mahler
I didn't claim a global government is necessary. Your claim that there is global anarchy sort of proves my point. The result of that anarchy has been two major global conflicts with millions of casualties just within the last 100 years and a long history of literally thousands upon thousands of wars. As the world continues to come together with institutions like the world court and the UN, we have seen decreases in conflicts.
No, you claimed a government is necessary and yet, counter to your claim, globally, there is none. Your hypothesis has been falsified.
What my point proves is that modern nation-states cannot keep from mayhem, violence, and chaos. We have not seen a decrease in conflicts. The purpose of modern nation-states is not peace but war.
Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire. ― Gustav Mahler
It hasn't been falsified at all. It's been proven by history and your example of global anarchy and the resulting violence and conflict.
Yes, global conflicts and warefare are indeed decreasing and we are living in a time of unprecedented peace. Prior to global organizations and efforts to mitigate conflicts, war was far more common than it is now. War raged through Europe, Asia and Africa for hundreds of years.
https://www.scientificamerican.com/a...e-of-violence/
https://www.pri.org/stories/2014-10-...res-data-prove
Concede with some dignity at least.
What I find interesting here is this is a repeat of the thread asking is atheism rational. There, rather than address the question, and demonstrate its rationality, you all attack theism as if showing it irrational shows atheism rational. Here instead of arguing for communism you take stabs at free markets, libertarianism and anarchism as if showing them wrong shows communism right. There is was unicorns, here it's Somalia.
Tradition is not the worship of ashes, but the preservation of fire. ― Gustav Mahler
Lol...enjoy your fantasies.
I didn't take a stab at free markets, I criticized the delusion that anarchy wouldn't devolve into chaos. Nor did I support or claim communism is right. Try reading what I write rather than tilting at windmills. You are allowing your dislike of me to retard your reasoning skills once again.
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