Law is violent coercion. This isn’t libertarian philosophy class, it’s the real world.
In many places in the real world, universal government insurance is already in place. This isn’t some hypothetical.
In many places in the real world, universal government insurance is already in place. This isn’t some hypothetical.
But some of us are interested in solutions for the real world instead of the debating the merits of unfeasible utopias.
I, too, would enjoy a stateless peaceful utopia of equitable commerce, but that has zero bearing on how we should decide public policy. Foraging for utopias is the same kind of naïveté Marxists trot out again and again and were it ever enacted at scale it would lead to the same kind of human suffering.