I salute you! You have on your own figured something out that no public authorities today - in media, academia, government or business - have figured out yet. You have figured out that there is something wrong with the idea of one single monopolist government for all.

You should really have the right to have it your way, but at the same time you have no right to impose your views on your neighbors.

If you really want to make a difference, why not start arguing for the freedom of your neighbors to have it their way. And hopefully they will help you to have it your way. Together you can make a positive difference, without imposing on your neighbors lives! Why not actively support Panarchy South Jersey?!

Richard C.B. Johnsson, Ph.D., a Cosmopolitan Swede, family man and business executive in one of Asia's great capitals. He has written some accounts of how people arranged their governance in a non-monopolistic way in the past, for example:

Non-Territorial Governance - Mankind's Forgotten Legacy (2005)

To the Monopolists of All Parties (2005)