Oh, I see. A fascist state to solve three problems which don't exist.
Fascist state? No, I think you're confused. What I am suggesting is
removing the state from the equation.
Well who is going to be 'enforcing' restitution and so on? Private security forces of the handful of individuals who own everything? So Fascism or Feudalism; Pick your poison. Collectively as humans we'll say 'been there, done that.'
Careful. You're starting to show that you don't actually know what you're talking about.
Here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=jTYkdEU_B4o It'll be the most productive 23 minutes you've ever spent on YouTube.
Yawn. A chain of completely implausible guesstimates which, unsurprisingly, yields something impressive to only a sliver of easily impressed zealots.
Where's the wienie? Show me where such a thing even remotely works as described? For examples of where it fails, pick any of the failed states throughout history.
Worked pretty good in medieval Iceland, for about 600 years, until an outside power bought up the judges. 1000 years in Ireland, before Cromwell finally beat 'em.