re: How Would Society Operate If There Were No Governments?

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Just because I knew of his business dealings before he ever ran for president.

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In all honesty - what does this have to do with him being president? At least you knew his business dealings. Or whatever what was recorded in that book.

As with Biden - there is no book on his dealings for the past 47 years, and whatever it is he’s been doing is with your tax payer dollars. He really hasn’t done much out in the open except get sympathy votes.

If less government is what you would like, then there’s no sense voting democrat.

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But I do believe Biden is the less of two evils.

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I will never secretly doubt Owl ever again. Never ever.

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You have essentially stated they you are disregarding your views because you don’t like Trump’s personality

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I've never really understood this. All I care about is policy. If the president is an a-hole and wants to bang 100 women behind his wife's back it has zero effect on my life. This is how we got JBE.

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you are as stupid as

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he is

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I will never secretly doubt Owl ever again. Never ever.

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rainbows are like fruity pebbles from God

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But I do believe Biden is the less of two evils.

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You creepy little worm.

You’re really gonna stand there and say a beady eyed, corrupt, child sniffing, treasonous, racist, lifelong politician is “the lesser of two evils”?


Dude...he is a a fricking pedophile. He sold our country out to enrich his family. There’s actual fricking evidence.

But Trump was mean and hurt your fee fees, despite bringing troops home, no new wars, booming economy...


I hope your battery dies and your monkey eats you nice and slow

It would break up in areas

There would be factions

Some areas would group behind a leader after a fight for that spot. They would work off of the survival of the fittest.

Others would create a co op and share their resources

Depends. If governments disappeared tomorrow it would go terribly. We would relive the Neolithic transition all over again, only to recreate something similar from the ashes.

If we could reform governments now using all our accumulated knowledge, you might see better governance. There are all sorts of issues that governments handle that no one notices or cares about that allow for post-Neolithic civilization. This isn’t to say governments are inherently good, but rather to say that the tradition of bureaucracy dates to the need for having systems of organization for the purposes of making things. The need for that organization drove the development of writing, of religion and many other things.

Geopolitics plays a massive role in the type of government that works best for an area. Access to the sea, to trade routes, to materials, or geographic features which allow for better defensive positions dictate the positions of governments on certain issues. Those issues seem to be recurrent themes in history, and for some reason, are completely ignored.

Watch Vikings. Report back.