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Re: If Anarchy can work, how come there are no historical records of it working?
by
myrkul
on 28/05/2013, 20:01:06 UTC
Did you read the question? 
Did you?
What causes lead toward a society to remaining voluntary?

No-one knows.  A few countries can point to specific events that turn their history on its head and shaped their destiny.  For example, the Japanese can make a direct link between the arrival of Perry, the rulers seeing that if they didn't adapt damn fast they would be colonised and the Meiji era.

Most of the rest of us live in countries where cultures have evolved over centuries and are still changing.  The US, Ireland and the UK have a regard for personal freedom, taxation based on democratic consent and property rights that was clearly visible in the 1640s during the English civil war.  100 years before, none of those things mattered. 

And our shared political culture hasn't really had a major change since then.
None of that drivel is about a voluntary society.

Seriously, after all that you can't read the question?  
I can read it just fine.

You seem to be having some serious comprehension issues, though.
To illustrate, My answer to the above question:
The answer is simultaneously simple, and complex. It can be best summed up with the quote, "Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty."