"Anarchical state" is an oxymoron. And I'm driving,so can't look it up, but I'm pretty sure anarchical isn't a word. Now to answer your questions:
I am NOT an anarchist. I am an elected Republican An economic libertarian. Religion, I am an atheist. I am a divorce lawyer by trade. I am a husband, and a father. I won't go into detail, but I make more than enough money, almost certainly more than I feel I truly deserve. I myself could not do many of the things I described in my previous post. I couldn't make my own car. I could make my own electronic devices. Hell I couldn't even program them. However, I don't resent or begrudge anyone economic success regardless of the degree. mind you, I am referring to people.like you, I do not like many of the practices of corporate America. or, corporate anywhere else in the world. I do not believe that the banking system in America is economically fair. I believe that Wall Street is an economic fiction which exists to manipulate society. However, these structures will never bear the burden of any tax structure, because as has been pointed out, the system is rigged in their favor. until we throw out that system, and replace it with something else entirely, they will always escape the burden of the tax structure. So, the burdens of the state will always fall on the individual.Corporate America and the financial sector of America actively promote and support the vast majority of the liberal agenda, because they know they'll never pay for it. and, unlike the grassroots liberals who blindly support these policies, Corporate America and the banking sector know this simple fact: the larger that government is, the more Corporate America and the banks will be able to control and manipulate our society, because they are the ones with the resources as well as the centuries-long experience of controlling and manipulating our government. And we all know that they are only in it for one thing, which is their economic gain. social justice never makes it on their radar. as such, social justice can never be accomplished Through government. Economic justice can never be achieved through government. The pursuit of a liberal agenda is submission to the ongoing control of our Society by these factions. the issue of illegal immigration is an excellent example of what I'm talking about. The parties used to have completely opposite opinions on immigration from what they have now. the Democratic Party was vehemently opposed to immigration to the United States from Mexico, be it legal or illegal, through the end of the 1970s. shortly thereafter, beginning with the early 1980s, democratic policy began to shift, first in California then nationally. Suddenly Democrats were pro immigration. Why were they opposed before? because the Democratic Party was controlled by Labour. so what changed? Ronald Reagan is what changed. In the election of 1980, Reagan accomplished what no prior Republican candidate had accomplished. he won the majority of the labor vote. being in a panic over the loss of their support amongst labor, the Democrats sought a new voter base. I watched this happen in my own home. My father, a General Motors employees and UAW member in the 1970s was totally opposed two Mexicans and illegal immigrants.he was a regular reader of solidarity, the UAW monthly periodical. by the end of the 1980s, like the rest of the Democratic Party, my father was alL for giving rights to illegal immigrants.because, in the end the Democratic Party doesn't care about economic justice or social justice anymore when does a Republican, or libertarian, or a fascist. All they care about is winning elections, maintaining power, and continuing to have an economic and social stranglehold on whatever voter base is necessary to help them in pursuit of those goals. this is why the Great Society of Lyndon Baines Johnson has been completely unsuccessful in reducing poverty in any way shape or form in America. the Democratic Party learned their lesson with union labor. If you take the poor and make them better off they are less certain to vote Democrat in the future, so let's make damn sure we keep them all poor. I am for smaller government for one simple reason. government is control over individuals. and I don't know who truly wields power at the top, ultimately, but I know they don't give a shit about me. so, to hell with them. and to hell with anyone who supports them. All you Liberal Democrats claiming that you hate and despair over the society we've created for our selves ponder this: Democrats have been in control of Washington DC far more than the Republicans in the past century, plus. besides two brief years during George W Bush, the Democrats are the only party who has ever controled all branches of government at the same time, in the modern era. So why do we have the society that we have? And do you think that continuing to vote for them will get you a different outcome, or the same outcome?