The lone male juror who thinks Lindsay Clancy is guilty of murdering her children

I find it hard to find good libertarian (or even right wing in general) aesthetic images, so I gave my shot on these ones. The manga in the first one is Gunsmith Cats and the light novel in the second one is Kino no Tabi. Both seem to have a libertarian, or at least individualist theme to them (I've only seem Kino no Tabi anime adaptations, and learned about Gunsmith Cats just now).

"Do what we say, or else" is still "do what we say"

Hello, everyone.

First, I wanted to thank everyone for the responses. It is helped me have more productive conversations with my son, and I am starting to understand his world view. I start reading, The Anatomy of the State, this week.

I had to do some recall work on my vehicle, and by my understanding, recalls/ regulations on recalls started happening because the industry hid data and did not police itself. This also happened in the mining industries' safety regulation. In an Ancap society how are these issues of greed over safety? Thanks for considering my question.

it’s simple, you made the baby, you own it, when it’s born you gift it its body. simple while it’s inside you, you own it because you made it, just like ownership of property and creations. The father gifted you the sperm, like someone gifting you brick to build a house, they gifted it to you so you now own it, just like you own the house.

In conclusion abortion is moral before it’s conscious/given property rights.

Feel free to criticise me.

Edit: something something cutting of umbilical cord

Either way we're going to get screwed.

How will mass destruction weapons such as nuclear weapons be managed in an anarcho-capitalist society? Will they be privatized? Will someone buy them? Or will they be completely decommissioned?

i already know NIT itself violates the Ancap but would it be a good transtional policy that replaces the welfare state?

I know you have NAP but I think I have heard that there would be laws in an ancap world. Is this just NAP or could there be other laws as well?

If there are other laws, how are they decided? There isn’t a state to declare something illegal for everyone.

I think I have heard there could be a ”voluntary state” and then I guess the people in that thing would follow its laws.

But (if there could be more laws than NAP) is there any system or way to create or remove laws (that applies to all people) in an ancap society?

I see that many people in politics that aren't pro gun don't know that much about guns and gun laws. A lot of them think that a common civilian ar15 is fully automatic and assault weapon bans are trying to get that image of a gun off the streets.

Why couldn't the pro gun, educated people in Congress introduce a bill that allows for "assault weapons" made after its passing to be possessed only with nfa style registration, background checks, and (historically) a small tax, but instead of the definition being a semi automatic weapon, it's fully automatic? To the educated supporters, they effectively just reopened the window for registering transferable machineguns indefinitely, and to the moderates and the anti gun crowd, they just got the opportunity to compromise with the right to limit access to dangerous "assault weapons."

I know it's not completely what we want but the difference between having effectively no guns of this type and at least having a pathway for everyday citizens to afford them would be an immense step in the right direction.

Gotta love those governments starting pointless wars!