I've had it with you anarchists and your overly abstract non-utilitarian pseudo-scientific outlook on the world. What is wrong with having a police force heavily divided and regulated to ensure they don't abuse their power?
>>26
That's completely insane. Don't you realise that human nature is a factor as much as anything else? If you plug that into the equation you will find that democracy is the best system of goverment we have since it prevents any minority from having too much power.
>>27
If you are the kind of person who judges a science on the actions of people who claim to support the science then you need to grow up because...
Spoiler: People lie.
Spoiler: No one is perfect.
The founding father's possessed both libertarian opinions and some tyrannical opinions. Just because they didn't ban slavery, it doesn't mean we should get rid of the freedom of speech. You make the same mistake as
>>26 in assuming everyone is perfect. If you are going to base your entire political philosophy on a fantasy world you are wasting your time.
Democracy is a widely accepted system of government and fundamental to the entire of human culture. Democracy is a means to achieve some of the principles of libertarianism to a high degree, especially when compared to tyranny. Through history is has been vehemently supported by libertarians and anyone with the slightest hint of sanity who sees reason to be free.