Would you kill and steal - if there was no law - meaning no police ?
"No, not me! But others sure would! I need police!"
Why are you in a thing called "country" with others that would do that ?
"What can I do about it, that's that"
No. This thing, called "modern country" does not exist. It's a Frankenstein, it's pieces glued together. It needs force - police, to keep it from breaking apart. It needs power - just to keep adding more pieces to itself. And all must fit - all must become a part of IT, no matter who they are!
It was not always like this:
Growing through the asphalt
You see - a group of people joining together. They need no laws - to prevent them from stealing from one another. That's how people used to live. That's what we (mostly when young), try to form. That's our nature, that's what we seek.
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No Arguments, no treaties, nor Tears of their Friends and Relations, could persuade many of them to leave their new Indian Friends and Acquaintance; several of them that were by the Caressings of their Relations persuaded to come Home, in a little Time grew tired of our Manner of living, and run away again to the Indians, and ended their Days with them. On the other Hand, Indian Children have been carefully educated among the English, cloathed and taught, yet, I think, there is not one Instance, that any of these, after they had Liberty to go among their own People, and were come to Age, would remain with the English, but returned to their own Nations, and became as fond of the Indian Manner of Life as those that knew nothing of a civilized Manner of Living. And, he concludes, what he says of this particular prisoner exchange “has been found true on many other Occasions.”
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Nothing wrong with lots of people - on a big territory. If they have the same culture of freedom, they need no state and no laws. They can call themselves a "country". They will have no beggars, no homeless, no orphans. They are a real "country".