Okay, so... if a Jew doesn't believe in kashrut law and won't keep kosher... he doesn't have to eat?
This analogy breaks down because if you don't believe in god, you still have a system whereby you live, and you are subject to the law.
I'll be honest: I would rather live in a Christian society (even the worst one in history) than an anarchy, because at least Christianity has some clearly stated restraints. Anarchy is do what you will, and have done to you whatever others will. It's all kinds of fucked up, dude. I think you have spent too much time convincing yourself anarchy is an answer to anything except: "How do you send a society back to the dark ages?"
Anarchy is do what you will, and have done to you whatever others will.
How many times do you have to be told that anarchy is not the same as anomie, and that each individual does not become a law unto themselves without regard to the rights of others?
Have done to you whatever others will? Dude, that's a perfect description of the state and its "democracy". Please!
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Okay, so... if a Jew doesn't believe in kashrut law and won't keep kosher... he doesn't have to eat?
ReplyDeleteThis analogy breaks down because if you don't believe in god, you still have a system whereby you live, and you are subject to the law.
I'll be honest: I would rather live in a Christian society (even the worst one in history) than an anarchy, because at least Christianity has some clearly stated restraints. Anarchy is do what you will, and have done to you whatever others will. It's all kinds of fucked up, dude. I think you have spent too much time convincing yourself anarchy is an answer to anything except: "How do you send a society back to the dark ages?"
Anarchy is do what you will, and have done to you whatever others will.
ReplyDeleteHow many times do you have to be told that anarchy is not the same as anomie, and that each individual does not become a law unto themselves without regard to the rights of others?
Have done to you whatever others will? Dude, that's a perfect description of the state and its "democracy". Please!