Ding dong ancap is here

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Anonymous 06/12/18 (Tue) 16:45:49 No.86210

Ding dong ancap is here

Anonymous 06/12/18 (Tue) 16:53:47 No.86211

Papa John's btfo.

Anonymous 06/12/18 (Tue) 17:27:23 No.86214

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Wow, it's almost as if private entities have a vested interest in making sure goods and services are of high-quality.

Anonymous 06/12/18 (Tue) 18:48:44 No.86215

>>86214

Not to mention they need roads to facilitate trade, so of course private companies would be willing to pay for road maintenance. Ancap works.

Anonymous 06/12/18 (Tue) 19:46:32 No.86220

>>86214

It's only a PR stunt though. They're not fixing roads they have a vested interest in.

Anonymous 07/08/18 (Sun) 14:14:31 No.87865

>>86220

They are doing actual good for actual people, and will likely see an actual increase in business for their efforts, and in an area (roads) that is one of the main "points" that anti-liberty folks bring up when ancapistan is discussed.

Call it a "PR stunt" if you like, but if something as shallow as a stunt accidentally gets shit done in a good way, you could say it only proves the underlying point of liberty even more.

Anonymous 07/09/18 (Mon) 01:44:02 No.87891

>>87865

Yep, just like Pornhub plowing snow for communities. Still, it would be interesting to see it go beyond a PR stunt.

Anonymous 07/09/18 (Mon) 03:58:41 No.87908

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