Quote from: myrkul on May 20, 2013, 11:59:50 PM

Quote from: ktttn on May 20, 2013, 11:41:13 PM

Nah, rights as recognized by the rightgivering state as opposed to natural rights ( fo'lackovabttrterm ) are no more than targets for the state to attack. Name a right the state doesnt casually violate daily.

You'll get no argument there. Which is why I am an anarcho-capitalist. You can't have an organization defending your rights if it violates them on the regular.

Quote from: ktttn on May 20, 2013, 11:41:13 PM

Lets say...
Some sketchy bastard steals my backpack or jacket, the state gawks uselessly, helplessly while "recognition" -ing my "rights."

That's a cute little story there, but I don't see where you're trying to go with it.

Quote from: ktttn on May 20, 2013, 11:41:13 PM

As for Akido,
One's landing will be a sudden, eyeopening jolt of one rethinking a mugging. Ideally, of course.

Precisely. Aikido perfectly encapsulates the non-aggression principle. It does not attack, only responds. It uses proportional force to the attacker's own. It is a very peaceful art.

anarcho
Anarchocuteness is the ancient martial art.
anarchocapitalism is a mythical interim transition state.
Marx was an anarcho. But forealdo. capitalism has failed.