Open-Source Political Party

Hello, /newpol/. I come from /g/ and we are trying to get a political party up and running. It's based off of open-source software in which users are able to provide changes themselves, and not rely on elected officials. There will be elections and such but those elected will be the organizers of the ideas and will be in charge of ensuring a proper flow of government. For more information, please view the original thread here: http://boards.4chan.org/g/res/19066441 and join our Google Group here: http://groups.google.com/group/open-source-gov

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So if the state sets up some shitty old military communication system that means all the credit for the internet goes to the state?that means all the credit for the internet goes to the state?
No, but they certainly are the originators. The Internet was developed by the military and academia long before any private corporation started to develop with it and even longer before you visited your first Web site.
Or are you saying we should thank the state for preserving our property rights?
Contrary to popular libertarian belief, governments do protect private property rights.
I don't owe the state anything, the state is a necessary evil, an inevitable protection racket, ethically they owe me and should strive to interfere as little as possible.
This isn't a National Socialist or Marxist-Lennist government we're talking about here and hand waving the issue isn't going to get you anywhere.