"Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want and deserve to get it good and hard." --Mencken
"Democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want and deserve to get it good and hard." --Mencken
one of the major issues of democratic systems is that it is always in the interest of whomever is in the minority position to dilute suffrage.
Remember, there will always be thugs, and thieves, and swindlers out there. There will be hostile nations. And there will be freeloaders; people who try to take advantage of any sort of public or semi-public works or institutions, such as roads, schools, hospitals, and the like without paying.
Do you have a (realistic, please no Ayn Rand power fantasies) proposal for dealing with all of these problems without a government? Or do you have a proposal for selecting that government fairly, justly, and well without democratic elections?
However, I could describe in details how might an anarchistic free market society would work.
If there are any plans, it would be mostly be about trying seasteading, counter-economic black market activities, among other things.
Liberty to me, can only occurs on an individual level, not through social engineering by a carefully selected technocract.
Indeed, I don't have anything to answer for a "plan" nor do I know if it is realistic at all.
And I said public or semi-public. It's pretty hard to prevent anyone unauthorized from getting onto a road; by definition they are big, and need easy access to be valuable. That's what I mean by "semi-public." If you have private roads, how do you prevent freeloaders without some sort of de-facto government? Likewise with hospitals; you can't distinguish between someone covered by your insurance and someone not when they come in from an automobile wreck, nor can you negotiate prices with them.
Liberty to me, can only occurs on an individual level, not through social engineering by a carefully selected technocract.
So you would prefer to be a lone hunter-gather than take advantage of the benefits that modern society has to offer you? Because beyond the lone, solitary hunter-gatherer, someone else's needs are always going to affect what options are available to you.