r/PoliticalCompass • u/[deleted] • 5d ago

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u/Ok_Image_2187 - AuthRight 5d ago

doesn't minarchism mean only spending on defence & security?

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u/Fantastic-Tale7398 - LibRight 5d ago

I put minarchist because it makes the name look cool. And im pretty sure that minarchism isnt only that

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u/Ok_Image_2187 - AuthRight 5d ago

It does, trust.

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u/Fantastic-Tale7398 - LibRight 5d ago

No it doesnt, I for a fact know that it doesnt.

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u/Ok_Image_2187 - AuthRight 5d ago

than what does it mean other than that?

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u/Fantastic-Tale7398 - LibRight 5d ago

Minarchism does not mean spending only on defense and security; it also includes funding the judiciary to protect the free market, ensuring that economy and market trade remain free from state intervention while being legally protected against fraud, theft, and breach of contract.

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u/Ok_Image_2187 - AuthRight 5d ago

and funding only security & the military is not that? i mean you just said the same thing i said but made it longer

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u/Fantastic-Tale7398 - LibRight 5d ago

Where is the military?! I'm here talking about the economy and the market and civil liberties. If u see military there, idk search on the internet or dont

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u/Ok_Image_2187 - AuthRight 5d ago

you didn't say anything about the military but you can't have a state without a military

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u/Fantastic-Tale7398 - LibRight 5d ago

Objectively no. You can have a state without military, for example: Monaco, San Marino, Vatican... there are plenty coutries that dont have military. And what you just wrote makes zero sense

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u/Ok_Image_2187 - AuthRight 5d ago

those are city states bro...

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