[freebeard]

Originally Posted by aerohead

Homeland Security, police, fire departments, county hospitals, courts, jails, prisons, [highways, roads, airports, ports, bridges, traffic signs, worker safety, environmental protections,]

national forests, national parks, forest service, small business administration,

Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Space Force, Coast Guard, Food and Drug Administration,

Constitution, Rule of Law, 911

sidewalks, streetlights, public education, sewers, waste treatment,

FBI, CIA, NSA, NRO, FEMA, DOT, EPA, NHTSA Veterans Administration, VA Hospitals, no Arlington Cemetery,, no protected historical sites, no Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, [US Embassies, Army Intelligence, Naval Intelligence, Air Force Intelligence, Naval academy, West Point, Air Force Academy], military retirement system, US Army Corps of Engineers, reservoirs, dams, Security and Exchange Commission, Submarine Nuclear Umbrella, ICBMs, border control,

mine safety, oilfield safety, refinery safety, meat packing plant safety,

............................ no government at any level, and no public safety net at any level.
No left or right. Just nothing!

Trying to understand this textual wall. "All within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state." - January 14, 2013. This famous line from Benito Mussolini

I broke it up but it looks like it could be sorted and resorted ad nasuem. It's not alphabetical, is it stream of consciousness? It ends in a dark place.

These three (no Arlington Cemetery, no protected historical sites, no Social Security) flagged by negation, preceding "no government at any level'. That sounds like nihilistic chaos.

How about Constitution, Rule of Law, border control. Consider minarchism and non-governmentqal organizations.

Minarchism - RationalWiki
https://rationalwiki.org › wiki › Minarchism
Minarchism is a political philosophy advocating the reduction of government functions to a minimum scope, providing people with only bare-bones services such as law and security. It's considered a form of libertarianism, and since it finds some useful role for the state, it's incompatible with anarcho-capitalism (Unless, of course, you consider the Friedmanesque voucher a bridge between ...

Consider a phenomenon in Eugene-Springfield, Cahoots; in a country who's police stand down from riots and still get cancelled. In 1969 the Whitebird Clinic's Bummer Squad roamed the streets in one of those flat-nose Dodge minivans. Some time after I'd left they fell in with the Eugene police and renamed themselves Cahoots, and today they have big white Sprinter vans. The Eugene-Springfield police credit and give respect to Cahoots and Cahoots credits and respects the network of non-governmental organizations that exist locally.

Whitebird Clinic itself is legendary, right behind the Free Clinic in Haight-Ashbury, SF.