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Look at history. How do you think tribes work? Sure the Chiefs family doesn't have all the weapons (because tribes are too small for this type of specialisation to work) but they certainly are in charge. I agree with Zoe as I believe the AC system would be essentially 'Mad Max' in nature. By...

I'm in a similar position tbh. I think the state should be much much smaller - but that there is still a place for the state providing law and order, defence, protecting the rights of minors/minorities, providing a minimum curriculum, providing some welfare and with some involvement in...

Agreed. But there are worse (political) bedfellows to have.

I'm inclined to take the default position that in a relationship the contract exists - unless specifically advised otherwise which is where a kind of formal 'opting-out' notice would need to be completed provided to the woman at least a month before the abortion cut-off.

I think that at heart the issue is a contract issue. Albeit a verbal or implicit contract. When a married woman is deciding to keep a baby think it is fair to assume (unless she has been specifically advised otherwise) that she is making that decision based on the expectation that the father...

Worth noting that many many people do not have wills..

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The assumption here though is that people will want to live in higher densities. While I do think it is a great idea I don't know whether other people do and so I am skeptical that our transport problems could be solved (in twenty years) if we simply removed height/building restrictions.

I think that the essential problem with the AC idea of a stateless society is that the state will emerge. People will group because it offers a competitive advantage, they will develop a system of rules, they will defend themselves from aggressors and they will take land and resources by force...

I have no problem getting them to spin but I have found the stability when cornering at high speed is typically mediocre. The key though is that drivers need to know their vehicle. Anyone can kill themselves or others in any car. A charade is as much* a deadly weapon as an xr6, it all comes...

I already am a statistic. For example I am a 23 year old male, earn $X, live in Canberra, etc etc. You really need to improve your phrasing. For example I guess that you meant that doing controlling a car at 140km/h in Melbourne suburbs would be hard to do. Your phrasing however did not...

If you can't control a car at 120 then you should not be driving. Last time I checked I could do 140 from Canberra to Sydney using only my pinky to control the car.

Also I think that CDEP can meet jobsearch requirements in some cases?

So what you're saying is that individuals can and do exercise their judgement to analyse risks and take the safety precautions which they feel are adequate?

Seems to depend entirely on the conditions in which you house them. After all freed from legal restrictions an security firm could operate a forced labour camp. Assuming that a security firm demonstrated that it achieved results I don't see why people wouldn't hire them. For example while...

You are essentially saying that it is democratic and right for the majority to be able to pass laws which violate the rights of a minority group.... Requiring cyclists to wear helmets is really no different to requiring them to wear condoms. Cyclists Rights Action Group (CRAG)

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Why should society force it's views on people who disagree?