The solution, in my view, is to apply free market principles to governance. We rely on the free market for everyday transactions such as shopping for groceries, building a skyscraper, or even protecting our property. Is there anything in the nature of governance that precludes a free market approach? If not, then why do we have the traditional monopoly of violence overseeing everything we do voluntarily?
George F. Smith
“Terrorism works better as a tactic for dictatorships, or for would-be dictators, than for revolutionaries.”
Christopher Hitchens
"You shall not criticize the position of another...until you can state that position with such accuracy, completeness and sympathy, that the opponent himself declares, 'Yes, I could not have said it better myself!' Then, and only then, may you criticize. For then you are engaging a real alternative and advancing a real argument. Otherwise you shed only heat, not light."
The Hinlicky Rule