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124 sats \ 3 replies \ @apb OP 2 May \ parent \ on: How do Tax, Welfare, Security work in a complete Libertarian State? culture

Well it's not a matter of free Healthcare per se. Someone is paying for it (the people, in general), you pay for it somehow (not your own directly) or you pay for it later.

And even if sounds inconvenient (why should I have my profit cut for a service I do not need) it's more like "one day I may need it and can't afford it" and that day ma be even day0, when you have not even started to "provide" for society

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177 sats \ 2 replies \ @denlillaapan 2 May
"one day I may need it and can't afford it" and that day ma be even day0, when you have not even started to "provide" for society

Yes, that service is called insurance and is the oldest of financial market products. We certainly don't need a state regulating/enforcing/meddling in that

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28 sats \ 1 reply \ @apb OP 2 May

I see.
It's hard for me to imagine it working properly and for people in need, but maybe it is a matter of perspectives: maybe with a society organized in this way, there are opportunities and instruments that allow Healthcare and such to emerge spontaneously

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1 sat \ 0 replies \ @denlillaapan 2 May

yup. That's how it starts...

There's an old joke in my crowd: What's the difference between a minarchist (= small government) and an anarchist (= no government)?
Six months.

So yeah, just learn more and perhaps you'd change your mind.

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