What is the closest thing to a libertarian society we've had in human history?
What is the closest thing to a libertarian society we've had in human history?
Asher Thompson
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Colton Rivera
The Wild West.
Connor Richardson
Freetown Christiania had it pretty good but then the gubment cracked down
Dominic Clark
Hill peoples beyond the borders of civilizarion.
Hong Kong's Kowloon City.
Pirate fleets and Port Royal at the height of piracy.
Hunter Gutierrez
Somalia.
Dominic Rogers
Congo free state
Mason Thomas
American frontier, Congo Free State, various 18th and 19th century plantations in the east and west Indies and so on.
William Hill
Back when Australia was cool
Brayden Thomas
They still had some regulations. It was just localized.
Asher Gray
Jace King
The first 50 or so years of the US.
Blake Barnes
If we are going the the right 'libertarian' ideal, then feudalism.
Gabriel Morales
Early U.S i.e pre 1913
Carter Moore
Catalonia under CNT
Thomas Murphy
What's that Chinese warlord faction that was memed as an ancap paradise. Was it the Ma Clique? I forget if that's right.
Hudson Reed
North America north of the Rio Grande prior to Columbus.
Lucas Reed
Had heavy protectionist policies like tariffs.
Jackson Lee
Either Catalonia 1936-1937 or Hungary October 23-December 1956
Henry Morris
This guy, whatever his name is..
Luis Russell
Seriously, medieval Europe. No to Rothbardian ancap which is utopia, but instead of state being monopolist in security there where many competing entities.
Brandon Torres
who's the guy on the left? i can't find any sauce
Justin Russell
Zhang Zongchang
Kevin Fisher
>doesn't know who zhang zongchang is
Chase Sullivan
Can you properly define individualism and nationalism and why hey are not compatible?
Thanks. I am having trouble.
Camden Reed
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Nicholas Ramirez
We mean real libertarianism
Isaiah King
In what way were they localized? On a state-level?