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Imagine There Was No Government (Apologies to John Lennon)

OK.

In the spirit of fellow AG columnist Fred Glick, this will be a short one.

It seems from my last post (and I may be wrong) that there are a lot of people who think that the best type of Government is No Government at all or one so limited as to be close to No Government.

So, class, this week’s assignment is to think about what No Government looks like (footnotes, bibliography and index are optional).

To all the folks out there shouting for the Government to stay out of the way and get off our backs, I ask:

Who would:

  • take care of those born with profound physical or mental challenges
  • care for the aged
  • care for those involved in catastrophic accidents
  • those maimed by war or crime

Would we:

  • have police and fire fighters
  • trash collection and snow removal
  • public hospitals for the very poor

What happens with:

  • roads and bridges
  • schools and libraries

Does the check out clerk at Wal-Mart or the barista at Starbucks negotiate wages for themselves without regard for a “minimum wage”?

In short, what does a society look like when all the Government does is maintain a standing army to defend itself against direct attack? What does every man for himself look like?

Ken Montvillehttps://blog.mdsuburbanhomes.com
“Loves sunrise walks on the beach, quaint B & Bs, former Barbie® boyfriend..." Ken is a sole practitioner and Realtor Extraordinaire in the beautiful MD Suburbs of DC. When he's not spouting off on Agent Genius he holds court from his home office in Glenn Dale, MD or the office for RE/MAX Advantage Realty in Fulton, MD...and always on the MD Suburbs of DC Blog

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