Can you be both pro-government and anti-state?

Can you be both pro-government and anti-state?

By Perry Willis & Jim Babka

We took an intellectual journey last week. Our four previous Zero Aggression mini-articles…

• Refuted the idea that legislation is inherently lawful

• Debunked the belief that all self-proclaimed governments are worthy of that name

• Defined true government in terms of three traits  

• Argued that we should call our current “government” by a different name — The State

Today we come to the logical conclusion for this current group of concepts.

We are pro-government and anti-state.

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Perry Willis & Jim Babka

Zero Aggression Project