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by jofo25
5014 days ago
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> And if a substantial number of them would opt-out that would be a much clearer sign than any elections ever could give that that society was on the wrong track. I think this is a pretty interesting comment. It sparked the idea of a 'tax-free' zone in each country in my head. Like a area of each country with no government infrastructure or intervention. The proportion of population living in these zones would really give a good indicator of how the countries are treating it's citizens. People would be free to cross this fence whenever they wanted. But in reality I don't think any country would want to give up land for such means. |
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You can freely move to Liberia now and do this. Buy magically nobody does.